Instructor plays instructor : Ben Higgins and Gabriel Leopardi

I tried to keep things as simple as possible so it won't be hard even if you started to play just recently. I hope you like it and have fun!

It's based on the D dorian scale and it has an Irish background sound, but I think the lead itself has more of an ethnic sound. Hope you will like it! I think it's a lot more simple than many electric solos out there, but you need to devlope a different touch on this one so it will sound good.

The chords are Dm F Dm C G Dm, and I am adding some notes to the chords to make it sound more interesting. I hope this lesson will give you some cool ideas if you have a chord progression want to spice it up!

This piece is excellent for those that just started play classical music. Italian guitar virtuoso Giuliani flourished through the first third of the 19th century.

This piece it not too hard, but it is a little tricky in some parts because the constant change of the bass notes. It could be confusing sometimes, but the harmony is amazing!

A standard blues lick on the acoustic guitar. The beat is 4\4 and the chords are based on E7 A7 B7. It's not a difficult one and it's fun. I think this is a good start if you are new to blues music. If you want to improvise on it, the E pentatonic with the blue note( a# ) will do just fine.

I start with the simple chord shapes, and then I use the same chords in different variations/voicings. Sometimes I add the 7 4 2 degree so the piece always sounds like its developing, even though I'm using the same chords.

Based on a normal blues chord progression(1-4-5), the scale is A minor and also A pentatonic with the blue note (d#). This piece is also a good right hand damping exercise because I use alot of it, especially on the bass strings.