This lesson uses motives as primary source for building solos. Repetition is applied in rhythm.

Do you run out of ideas too fast? Ever felt unable to improvise?

Extend your rhythmic ideas over a static chord progression.

Soloing over jazz fusion type progression using only one string (top E string). Motive development, repetition, sequence, bends, slides etc.

Let's work on rhythmic examples using different modes.

Jazz Rock solo in A min. This solo incorporates bebop jazz with rock playing. String skipping, bending, alternate, economy and sweep picking are just some of the techniques included in this lesson.

Improvising over II V I chord progression in D major scale using chord tones, arpeggios, approach patterns, chromatic approach and scale approach.

Short riff built up on downstrokes.

Soloing in C major and A relative Minor scale using Diatonic 3rds.