An introduction to music theory and the most fundamental scale.

Let's apply Mixolydian triads to blues rhythm guitar.

A sequence of 5 modal licks to expand your improvisational approach against a II V I chord progression.

A fantastic tool to generate smooth runs that do not rely on your picking hand.

A sequence of arpeggios to be played with the whammy bar, with a super wet sound!

Learn how to use the Messiaen Mode 3 scale to add outside feel!

How to modify the G mixolydian scale shape by incorporating open strings to get that characteristic country sound.

Elevate your playing with 7/8 time signature arpeggio patterns, utilizing changes in accentuation to enhance your rhythmic awareness and timing proficiency.

Lydian progression orchestrated by using arpeggios played in the style of Guthrie Govan.

A lesson that uses alternate picking to play chords and improve dexterity.

Creating arpeggios suitable for a given harmonic part.

Moving on in our journey through the first scales, we're learning the full Minor Scale. This takes our knowledge from the minor pentatonic scale and adds a few notes to make it a complete minor scale.

Learn to play fingerpicking style on an acoustic guitar.

Ideas and concepts about arpeggios phrasing : How to create some interesting and meaningful lines using arpeggios and triads.

We continue on our journey to guitar greatness by visiting our second scale: the Minor Pentatonic scale. In this lesson we will learn the main shape of the minor pentatonic scale, and also learn to play it in a musical way while we memorize it.

Mixolydian mode ballad