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- Neoclassical Solo For BeginnersLEVEL 3If you don't have experience with fast shredding but like the neoclassical style, this lesson is for you!
- Neoclassical EtudeLEVEL 6Neoclassical composition
- Neoclassical MacAlpineLEVEL 7Explore the neoclassical style focusing on tapped arpeggios
- Neoclassical ApproachesLEVEL 8Using open triads arpeggios to create a classical composition.
- Neoclassical PickingLEVEL 7Etude arranged in neoclassical way, applications of sweep picking and alternate picking in approaching difficult patterns.
- Phrygian DominantLEVEL 6Outside phrases using the Phrygian dominant scale for jazzy fusion vibes
- Marius Bob NeoclassicalLEVEL 7I will show you a few techniques such as alternate picking, sweep arpeggios, palm mute, jumping into position, legato and much more.
- Neoclassical Picking WorkoutLEVEL 4Workout for your right hand with a cool neoclassical backing track!
- Neoclassical Tapping - Jason Becker StyleLEVEL 5This style of tapping is typical to players like Jason Becker.
Feedback
MonkeyDAthos1st December 2010i can't seem to master the tech !! yes that one after the 00:25 playing in slow motion how did you do that !!
Oleg13th April 2008Just like Viking Metal =)
- Oleg13th April 2008
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Carlos Carrillo26th February 2008hey kris!!!nice lesson!!!great job!!!thanks
Gwazi24th January 2008Just now found this, but i'm at school haha... can't wait to get home to learn this
- guitarmasterwannabe30th November 2007
kris this website rocks..i feel like i am improving everyday which didnt happen for the last 3 years i believe..you rock!..maybe if i become good enough i could be an instructor here dont you think? haha totally kidding
Farbror Kudde29th October 2007just a short notice, would've been sooo fun if you had that ending "?pleasure moment?" in one of the short instruction videos
, like how to look the "right" way after you play this piece hahahah 
- Farbror Kudde29th October 2007
aaah this is just tooo sweet and I love the ending. hahaha
IDontWantThisUsername4th July 2007I love those pedal note licks =D
- IDontWantThisUsername4th July 2007
I love those pedal note licks =D
- Nakzo18th March 2007
what happen with the four video? it doesn't got slow caps...
- Steelkonsum21st January 2007
Awesome lesson. Took 20 minutes to learn and it sounds so awesome!
Norven12th January 2007
Wow, I thought I was late, I started serious about 10 month ago.. 16
Kristofer Dahl12th January 2007Yes somewhere aound!
Did you start serious when you were 18:O
- Kristofer Dahl21st December 2006
ThatGuy: I am 25.
- ThatGuy21st December 2006
Kris, you say you seriously start practicing at 18 how old are you now?
RIP Dime15th December 2006Cool!
- Kristofer Dahl14th December 2006
RIP Dime: Yes, it's an original composition!
- RIP Dime14th December 2006
Kris, do you make these backing tracks yourself?
- Mark Schiewe12th December 2006
man it just keeps getting better and better
- Kristofer Dahl12th December 2006
Norven: Man I am glad to hear that - that's the whole idea! You get inspiration/introduction here - and then go find all sorts of stuff on your own!
I would like more advanced stuff:) The solo gave me very good inspiration. Learned it yesterday and today I´m working on a solo in this genre:D
- Aryo12th December 2006
Another great lesson kris!
I was just wondering whats the difference between
Eminor/aeolian & Eharmonic minor, and in what what situations each can be used .
thnx:) - Kristofer Dahl12th December 2006 And for those who have requested a more advanced neoclassical lesson - I hope to be able to deliver a more of an Yngwie style lesson pretty soon!
- RIP Dime12th December 2006
LOL! Love the end.
Great job Kris! 
beebo11th December 2006Thanks for answering me Kris I thought people would like it'
This is what I waited for:D
AWSOME!!!!!!!!!
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- My notes
Neoclassical guitar is often associated with lightning fast shred runs. Even though this undoubtly is a part of the genre - this lesson aims at showing you some neoclassical solo basics, such as pedal note licks and the harmonic minor scale.
Make sure to jam with the scale over the backing tracks - this is the best way to get familiar with a new scale.
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
