Kristofer Dahl8th December 2015Guys & girls - if you like this lesson concept, be sure to give us some feedback so we can understand better what you are looking for!
Sensible Jones8th December 2015Wow! Malmsteen that even I could attempt! Bravo Ben!!
n3m578th December 2015May be it's time to try some sweep picking, thanks Ben !
Monica Gheorghevici8th December 2015Great idea with this easy approach of Malmsteen style. I think we will see very often this lesson in REC
Clothingstorm48th December 2015My only request is for uncovered player like Chris Broderick or Gus G, some other ideas could perhaps be original compositions or excerpts? That way you could see the disused techniques being used in real musical situations... That's my only real input Kris other than that, your all doing brilliant!
- Clothingstorm48th December 2015
Also the Beginner to advanced style lesson (like Muris Varajic did) where pretty good too! Same lesson, but for different skill levels
- Kristofer Dahl8th December 2015Also the Beginner to advanced style lesson (like Muris Varajic did) where pretty good too! Same lesson, but for different skill levels
Ah yes good thinking, we could revisit that concept!
Glad you like this one - we are working on several more "made easy" style lessons!
My only request is for uncovered player like Chris Broderick or Gus G, some other ideas could perhaps be original compositions or excerpts? That way you could see the disused techniques being used in real musical situations... That's my only real input Kris other than that, your all doing brilliant!
Cool - I am sure we will see them covered at some point! 
Phil668th December 2015Nice one Ben, so now how about Hendrix, Rhoads, Satch, Vai, Govan, Knopfler, Clapton, Richards, Gilmour, Beck, Johnson (Eric), Johnson (Robert), Santana, EVH, Blackmore, Page, SRV
I'm serious, I really think this could be a section on its own in GMC. Things for people to learn that they could play to people that is recognisable. Kind of like a few little party pieces for that moment when they say "So what can you play?"
- Phil668th December 2015
Nice one Ben, so now how about Hendrix, Rhoads, Satch, Vai, Govan, Knopfler, Clapton, Richards, Gilmour, Beck, Johnson (Eric), Johnson (Robert), Santana, EVH, Blackmore, Page, SRV
I'm serious, I really think this could be a section on its own in GMC. Things for people to learn that they could play to people that is recognisable. Kind of like a few little party pieces for that moment when they say "So what can you play?" 
Darius Wave8th December 2015Awesome idea with an "opening gate" to guitar gods, available for medium advanced players! Dig those essentials of "Ingysteen"
ChrisGLP9th December 2015Ben... 10 points! Awesome! Thats exactly what I need as a beginner... more lessons like this with level 2 or 3. Dankeschöööööön!
Ben Higgins9th December 2015Hi guys, glad you like the lesson. There will be more easy lessons in the style of guitar legends coming soon!
Alex59th December 2015bookmarked
jaguilar1119th December 2015This is great Thx Master Ben.. :-)
- jaguilar1119th December 2015
Wtf. Did You fight against an apachi!! :-)
Dramatic change. cool. - Ben Higgins19th December 2015Wtf. Did You fight against an apachi!! :-)
Dramatic change. cool.
Haha, you mean the hair? Yes, time for a change
- jaguilar1127th December 2015
M-xmas and a happy new for all. Thx for all the lesson for this year.
- Ben Higgins28th December 2015M-xmas and a happy new for all. Thx for all the lesson for this year.
Thanks, my friend. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to you too! - Trigger7617th January 2016
Yep more like this please, thanks Ben nice simple but cool sounding lesson, like this and the Becker one a lot Thanks.
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Hi and welcome to my new lesson. Yngwie Malmsteen is one of the most popular and often emulated guitarists of all time and for a good reason.
However, it takes time to build strong foundations and it can be boring for a beginner or intermediate guitar player who just wants to play
like their favourite guitarists. With this mind, I've created a lesson that has the Yngwie trademarks but it simple enough for you to learn. Hopefully
this will act as a gateway to the Yngwie sound and inspire you to continue to improve your abilities.
This lesson will work on:
-Picking
-Vibrato
-Bending
-Sweep picking
-Scale runs
I'm a firm believer in using music itself to improve technique gradually, rather than working on exercises. So, although the solo itself is very simplified
it is still a musical solo rather than a collection of notes. This should give you, the player, more satisfaction as you play along to something and make it sound better with continued improvement.
If this is your first foray into the world of Yngwie Malmsteen and neoclassical guitar then enjoy!
Tuning:
E A D G B E - Standard Tuning
Tempo:
140bpm
Gear:
Marshall JVM, OD1, Orange setting. Cubase SE3, Superior Drummer
Scales:
