Let's work on the relationship with the beat with this lesson. It's not very challenging technically but challenging to our sense of rhythm.

Focus our attention onn pulse and rhythm

The Granainas comes from the region of Granada in the south of Spain. It is a free form and has no strickt tempo and you can play each part as you want, with your own feeling. Al Christie shows how!

A fun shuffle blues jam, bends, vibrato and phrasing. Explores playing over Dorian and Blues scales, chromatics and passing notes.

A 3 chord progression with variations

The word "Free" expresses freedom at the moment of composing songs!

Pavel gives the second part of his Free To Go lesson. Now it is time to learn the solo with alternate picking, sweep picking, lots of bending, vibrato, etc. A bit more difficult than rhythm, but fun! Enjoy!

Pavel teaches you both the rhythm guitar part and solo guitar part of his song Free To Go. The lesson is split in 2 parts, so the first part will cover the rhythm part, containing chord shapes, 9th chords, transitions.

Riffing, chugging and fixed tempo signatures!