This neoclassical piece demonstrates arpeggio triads played in combination of slide and picking. This approach is similar to Yngwie Malmsteen's technique.

Let's explore the possibilities of creating new chords using slides and open strings.

Slides allow us to effortlessly transition between notes and create beautiful melodic lines.

Are you sometimes stuck in those pentatonic boxes? Don`t know how to connect them and move up and down the neck? Why not try legato slides? The most important thing is to carefully execute the slides. Practise them very slowly until you become very comfortable playing them fast.

Using mostly only "neighbour" notes - no no weird scales or anything like that. For example, to play note A we add note G# before, or Bb, depending of situation.

Various sliding techniques to spice up your solo playing.

This lesson looks at the fundamentals of playing slippery sounding sweeps like Jason Becker.

Using common notes between two chords belonging to different scales to allow a smooth passing between them when improvising in the blues and dorian modes.

There are two kinds of approximation and they are both chromatic, the approach above and the approach below the note that is considered the melody.