How to Improvise Blues Guitar Solos For Beginners

How to Improvise Blues Guitar Solos For Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 30 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 1207 subscribers.

You will learn about Music Intervals. 3 blues approach to improvise guitar solos in any key. Why are there both sharps and flats. Blues Harmony and Theory. Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck. How to Play a Jazz Blues Chord Progression on Guitar. What nobody teaches you about the BLUES SCALE. Common Blues Chord Progressions. Guitar Licks Pentatonic minor scale and Blues scales. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner guitarists. or Any Intermediate and Advanced Players Finding "holes" in Their Playing. It is particularly useful for Beginner guitarists. or Any Intermediate and Advanced Players Finding "holes" in Their Playing.

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Summary

Title: How to Improvise Blues Guitar Solos For Beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Music Intervals.
3 blues approach to improvise guitar solos in any key.
Why are there both sharps and flats.
Blues Harmony and Theory.
Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck.
How to Play a Jazz Blues Chord Progression on Guitar.
What nobody teaches you about the BLUES SCALE.
Common Blues Chord Progressions.
Guitar Licks
Pentatonic minor scale and Blues scales.

Who Should Attend

Beginner guitarists.
Any Intermediate and Advanced Players Finding "holes" in Their Playing.

Target Audiences

Beginner guitarists.
Any Intermediate and Advanced Players Finding "holes" in Their Playing.

So, you just got a guitar and you’re a fan of the blues. Well, this course is a fantastic place to start your journey! You’ll learn more than just how to apply scales, guitar licks, and chords to set you on a path to play the blues. You’ll learn the necessary approaches and techniques that work for blues, jazz, and rock.

This is a true Beginner course so, don’t worry if some of the chords, techniques, and concepts are new. Many of the examples are at slow tempos so that you can build confidence and make music quickly.

I’ll show you how to apply everything necessary to compose and improvise Blues Guitar Solos.

You will find lessons about:

*Blues Harmony and Theory.

*Why are there both sharps and flats.

*3 blues approach to improvise guitar solos in any key.

*Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck.

*How to Play a Jazz Blues Chord Progression on Guitar.

*What nobody teaches you about the BLUES SCALE.

*Common Blues Chord Progressions.

*Blues Guitar Licks.

*Pentatonic minor scale and Blues scales.

And much more…

Thanks so much for checking out this course and I look forward to helping you become a better blues lead guitarist!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Blues Harmony

Lecture 1: Music Intervals Part 1

Lecture 2: Music Intervals Part 2

Lecture 3: Why are there both sharps and flats

Lecture 4: 3 blues approach to improvise guitar solos in any key.

Chapter 3: Common chords in blues

Lecture 1: 7th Chords Theory

Lecture 2: 7th Chords Practice

Lecture 3: Dominant Chords

Lecture 4: 9th chords

Lecture 5: 13th Chords

Chapter 4: Blues Structure

Lecture 1: 12 blues bar

Chapter 5: Blues Scales

Lecture 1: Pentatonic m7 scale

Lecture 2: Pentatonic Blues

Lecture 3: Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck Part 1

Lecture 4: Connecting Scale Shapes and Playing Up The Neck Part 2

Lecture 5: What nobody teaches you about the BLUES SCALE

Chapter 6: Blues Guitar Licks

Lecture 1: Guitar Lick 1

Lecture 2: Guitar Lick 2

Lecture 3: Guitar Lick 3

Lecture 4: Guitar Lick 4

Lecture 5: Guitar Lick 5

Lecture 6: Guitar Lick 6

Lecture 7: Guitar Lick 7

Chapter 7: Effects: Tips, Tricks, and Hacks.

Lecture 1: How to order guitar pedals in your signal chain.

Lecture 2: Pedal VS laptop.

Lecture 3: How To Get Rid of Noisy Pedals.

Lecture 4: Replica Guitar Pedals.

Chapter 8: How to Play a Jazz Blues Chord Progression on Guitar

Lecture 1: How to Play a Jazz Blues Chord Progression on Guitar

Lecture 2: Final Notes

Instructors

Gabriel Felix
Musician

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