Take a glimpse inside my mind as I catapult from one place to the next, traversing the endless labyrinth of music theory in hopes of finding a truly unique end result. I love putting my own spin on chord progressions from popular songs, because while some music should be played note for note as an homage, most times you should tweak it to your liking, and music theory provides the tools to do so.
Working on sounding more musical with scales is an ongoing process, as it’s easy to get stuck in the habit of simply playing up and down various positions in a somewhat robotic fashion. While this is where everyone starts while learning to improvise, it isn’t where you have to remain. Arpeggiatin...
To expand on the notion of arpeggiating the chord you’re playing over in order to implement arpeggio shapes into your guitar playing, this lesson is meant to show you specific examples of how you can combine arpeggios and scalar playing to express different musical ideas. No matter what genre you...
Use the video to anticipate upcoming chords in the progression and utilize your knowledge of the Harmonic Minor Scale to target chord tones among the harmony.