Guitar Lessons

The complete guide to guitar modal scales.
Aimed at guitarists of any level who may
 not be familiar with the modal scales

This course guides you step by step through
each of the modal scales using the C major
scale as a reference point. It consists of
both video and book based training.

The book provides the theory and graphics for
the training, whilst the supporting videos,
which are only available to students.
Provide the practical aspect for the course.
They show the scales being played at
moderate and slow speed so the patterns
can be seen and heard.

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Blues Guitar Licks

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Designed to help guitarists expand their knowledge of the blues. This course covers the five positions of the blues pentatonic scales, and looks at the underlying modal scales. The first five modules look at those scale shapes and the associated modal scales. The licks are taken out of those scale shapes. The final three modules take a look at a complete performance over a 12 bar sequence. That performance is the broken down lick by lick and presented as individual lectures.
Designed to help you learn in the way that suits you best. The modular design of each video lecture allows you to take any lick from any module, learn it and apply it straight away.

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Guitar Chord Booklets

Aimed at beginner to intermediate players these
booklets offer an insight into chord shapes and theory

Major and Minor open chord shapes
This takes a look at the open chord shapes
in both the major and minor format. It goes through
all the keys and shows the shapes as illustrations.
it also covers the equivalent chords shapes for
both root 6 and root 5 bar chords.

Major, Minor and Dominant 7th chord shapes
This examines the major, dominant and
minor 7 chord shapes.
It goes through the various open chord shapes
The root 6, root 5 and root 4 movable chord
patterns have been illustrated with
explanations on the theory
that lies behind them.

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