Lead Guitar 2

Playing solos

I heard of an electric guitarist playing in church for a service. The worship leader played a ‘50s rock’n’roll style song. He turned and gave the electric guitarist a nod to take a guitar solo. The guitarist panicked – he had no idea what to play or how to solo in that style.

Lead guitar 2 is all about being able to play a guitar solo in various styles.

 

We look at:

The layout and significance of the pentatonic scale.

The blues form – 12-bar accompaniment patterns.

Swing and straight eighths

The blues scale in theory and practise.

Intervals

The major and natural minor scales in improvisation

• Arpeggios

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    We will also introduce some common techniques on the guitar – the mechanics of right hand motion, alternate picking, economy and sweep picking, legato and tapping.

 

By the end of the course the student should feel confident that they have a more thorough knowledge of the fretboard layout, and a hands-on knowledge of guitar techniques. The learner should be able to play a guitar solo in various musical styles and genres.

Lead Guitar 2 - £180.00 (Early Bird only £170.00)

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