Using string skipping technique and jazz arpeggios to create complex melody lines.

Let's work on rhythmic examples using different modes.

This rhythm is called "Kalajdzisko oro" (oro is a type of Macedonian dance with very complex rhythmical structures). It's intended to improve your picking skills and widen the range of your playing style and rhythm understanding.

We will learn to play some polyrhythms. Basically 4 against 3, 4 against 5 and 2 against 3.

Let's apply the same polyrhythms as in the the previous lesson - to a new musical context.

Sometimes, playing over rich jazz chord progressions can be tricky, especially if your musical background does not include that style of music. This lesson should help the inexperienced jazz wannabe to sound good no matter what.

Let's develop a plethora of tapping arpeggios built on a single string!

Alternate picked open chords with focus on constant "let ring" notes. This lesson is designed to teach writing complex chord formulas.

Second in line of funky fusion solo lessons, involving 16th triplet short boosts, string skipping, heavy vibrato, pinched harmonics, slides and arpeggiated passages.