No matter what Slash plays, he does it like no one else. Doesn't matter if the run is fast or slow. In this lesson we will break down licks, phrases and runs that are essential to emulate Slash's playing. The goal is for you to make your own improvised solos sound a bit more like Slash's. Hopefully you will get started right away with the supplied backing tracks.

The intention with this Blues Improvisation lesson is not for you to learn my solo - but to learn a series of licks which you can incorporate into your own improvisational arsenal.

This is the final lesson of the series that explains how to embellish an arpeggio in Bebop style.

Course designed to help you understand and boost your improvising skills. From a complete beginner to advanced concepts - a valuable tool for every musician. This is the first lesson in which we are focusing on how to define improvisation and C major chord triad (within C major key).

Marcus shows you how to effectively use the volume knob to create a dynamic blues solo improvisation. Scale wise, if you use the B Dorian and Blues scale - you can't go wrong.

Concepts that helped me improvise and visualise melodies over lydian changes.

Do you run out of ideas too fast? Ever felt unable to improvise?

Learn how to improvise using triad approach!

Learn how to improvise blues walking bass lines!