How to play and use the natural minor scale, and the basics of Alternate Picking

Natural Harmonics can be used in a solo to gain better sustain for certain notes,plus you can play some very high notes lower on the neck. Here are some practical examples.

This is yet another blues lesson of mine, but a much more freer version.

You will practice getting that feeling for playing natural harmonics and the precision needed. You will gain a good control over left hand. Also right hand will be playing fingerstyle, plucking the strings like playing the classical guitar.

Scales are not critical to sound like a pro. It's all about HOW you play the notes.

A basic slow blues lesson in A minor.

Part 5 of Jazz in A minor series. Covers theory and harmony behind the chord progression used in the series.

This lesson is useful for right hand finger picking. This is etude so basic it has no specific tempo, I played it here 80 bpm but you can play it in any comfortable speed. Start slowly and then increase it gradually to reach 80 and even more.

A classical etude by Dionisio Aguado, a Spanish classical guitarist and composer, which I play almost everyday to warm up the right hand fingers.