In this lesson David Wallimann shows a few licks built around a 3 note per string C minor pentatonic. This scale is a great way to get into speed music.

We will work with triads but first we´ll talk about the major pentatonic scale. The idea is to practice the five different pentatonic boxes, and learn to play the melody and improve using the major pentatonic scale using all the neck.

Soul Blues with minor scales, double stops, triads and chords.

Find new sounds within the pentatonic scale by applying these 9 substitutions. We'll be emphasizing Dorian, Aeolian & Mixolydian sounds.

The sliding technique which can be used in lot of creative ways, here is one of them. We use the C Minor Pentatonic scale and we move through all 5 shapes.

In this lesson we're going to combine two different scales - the minor pentatonic and the major pentatonic, to create a classic blues sounding lead line. We're also going to look beyond "just" combining these scales, and talk about the chord shapes and tones that reside within these shapes.

Lesson focusing on blues dynamics and phrasing.

Tune the guitar like the D dropped but one tune down, that is C in the first string, A in the second string, F in the third string, C in the fourth string, G in the fifth string and, finally, C in the sixth string. This tune can give you and extra heavy sound!

Fresh sounding chords based on the major pentatonic scale!