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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Velvet_Roger_-_Jazz_Blues_Progression_Lesson Jazz Blues Progression by Velvet Roger]'''
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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Quadrium_-_Metallica_Style_Riffing_SI_Lesson Metallica Style Riffing, by Quadrium]'''
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"Today, we are going to explore a Jazz Blues progression, which is somewhat different compared to the standard I – IV – V 12 bar blues progression you all probably know."
 
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''The lesson is primarily aimed towards those who would like to gain knowledge on the following aspects:''
 
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''- Advanced chords & use of tensions'' <br>
 
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''- Blues progressions'' <br>
 
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''"Now you can learn riffing in the style of Metallica."''
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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Maharzan_-_Getting_Speed_and_Improving_Alternate_Picking_SI_Lesson Improving Picking Speed, by Maharzan]'''
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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Matt23_Four_Bar_Phrasing_-_Composition_SI_Lesson Four Bar Phrasing by Matt23]'''
 
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''"Phrasing is what gives music a structure, and what stops it from being random melodies put together. If you compare music to writing, then notes are words, and licks are sentences. If you just put random licks together then it's the same as putting random sentences together; it doesn't make sense. Phrasing is being able to put licks together that do make sense, and relate to each other."''
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''"Okay, I sent this particular video to one of my friends/student and he felt an improvement in his picking technique, clean, accurate. So just wanted to post this here too as I am super excited its working for others as it worked for me. While there are tons of exercises out there, I just compiled 3 basic Alternate Picking exercises that seem to work."'' <br>
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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Caelumamittendum_-_Dark_Light_Soloing_SI_Lesson Dark Light Soloing by Caelumamittendum]'''
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'''[https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/wiki/index.php/Gitarrero_-_In_The_Style_Of_Rammstein_SI_Lesson In The Style Of Rammstein, by Gitarrero]'''
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''"This is a lesson based on the solo I did for the "Dark Light" collaboration by Nemanja. I thought I would make a lesson out of it. As you might have read in the collaboration thread, it is in the key of Cm. I use both the C blues scale, the C minor scale and the C harmonic minor."''
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''"This lesson is based on Rammstein's song "Ohne Dich", a great ballad with the best Rammstein lyrics, period. But that's just my opinion. The song and this lesson are in Drop D tuning, therefore it can be played with two fingers, so it is a lesson for starters. It is also good if you want to impress your friends and tell them you can teach them a Rammstein song in no time. Try it, it will work."''
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Metallica Style Riffing, by Quadrium



"Now you can learn riffing in the style of Metallica."


Improving Picking Speed, by Maharzan



"Okay, I sent this particular video to one of my friends/student and he felt an improvement in his picking technique, clean, accurate. So just wanted to post this here too as I am super excited its working for others as it worked for me. While there are tons of exercises out there, I just compiled 3 basic Alternate Picking exercises that seem to work."


In The Style Of Rammstein, by Gitarrero



"This lesson is based on Rammstein's song "Ohne Dich", a great ballad with the best Rammstein lyrics, period. But that's just my opinion. The song and this lesson are in Drop D tuning, therefore it can be played with two fingers, so it is a lesson for starters. It is also good if you want to impress your friends and tell them you can teach them a Rammstein song in no time. Try it, it will work."




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