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Daniel Realpe21st April 2010I love the sound of this!
Keilnoth3rd October 2009Very cool and groovy ! Gonna learn this !
Thanks David
AlexLion9th August 2009Very rocky indeed! Intro riff is amazing!
Hisham Al-Sanea23rd December 2008nice riff David.
Dejan Farkas23rd December 2008This is very good Dave
Bogdan Radovic23rd December 2008Excellent lesson David!
Nazgul23rd December 2008Wow! I think I'll steal one idea or two, this is awesome!
kaznie_NL23rd December 2008Cool David! I think it's sounds ultra cool
Pedja Simovic23rd December 2008Cool lesson David
Great accents in this one
Piotr Kaczor23rd December 2008This lesson sounds great David!
Emir Hot23rd December 2008cool riff David very rocky
Ivan Milenkovic23rd December 2008Nice bluesy licks David, sounds very cool over the funk-rock backing
Love it !
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In today's lesson, we'll explore the tonal possibilities obtained by digging deep into the notes you play. As you know, the guitar can be very expressive. That is to our advantage. The following little instrumental piece will illustrate how you can accentuate certain notes to bring them out.
We'll be playing with pentatonic scales today in E minor and B minor. Make sure to play everything in rhythm and attack the notes for the right effect. Once you are comfortable with the suggested licks, try them in your own music and make them your own.
Have fun!
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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.
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Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
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