Metal tune using a melodic approach using the Am scale and the Dm scale.

A neo-classical instumental song with a lot of popular licks and a classic pattern.

Here I go again (like David Coverdale says) with a lesson where there is a virtuous Blackmore or a 70´s Yngwie Malmsteen.

In this lesson we are going to look at the amazing guitar style of Yngwie Malmsteen. We will use some of his favourite licks, arpeggios, and classically oriented phrases. Pay attention to his many picking techniques, such as alternate and sweep picking, and his scale choices. You should incorporate this techniques and scales to your playing and composing.

This lesson is reminescent of Yngwie's most important influences: Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840). It's like the final arpeggios of 24th Caprice. Paganini was called the Demon Fiddler because of the demonic air of his playing and his looks. Yngwie Malmsteen took many Paganini's stuff to make his own guitar style.