Last updated 3/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.98 GB | Duration: 2h 16m
Break Out Of The Box And Learn How To Play Beautiful Guitar Solos
What you'll learn
Play a solo version of Your Cheatin Heart by Hank Williams
Know How To Use Target Notes and Passing Tones in Solos
Know How To Harmonize Melodies With Thirds And Sixths
Play II V I chord progressions and turnarounds
Use The CAGED System for better navigation on the fretboard
Requirements
To have a basic knowledge of the guitar fretboard
You should've been playing the guitar for at least a year
To have basic understanding of music theory is an advantage but not essential
Be able to read guitar tabs and chord diagrams
Be able to play open chords and bar chords
Description
If you're into country music and you're searching for a way to play great sounding solos, then this course is right for you.I will teach you a solo version of the Hank Williams hit Your Cheatin Heart.Then I will break down everything and you'll learnThe Importance Of PhrasingUsing Target Notes and Passing TonesHow To Spice Up A Simple V-I changeDifferent Kinds Of TurnaroundsHow To Get More Out Of Pentatonics And ScalesWhere To Put Diminished And Augmented ChordsTo Harmonize MelodiesThe Basics Of The CAGED SystemClassic Country LIcks...and much more.Which materials are included in this course?More Than two hours of HD video,*tabs in Guitar Pro and PDF format, a jam track for practicing Your Cheatin Heart and useful graphics.Don't hesitate to ask some questions in the discussion section throughout this course. I will answer each one of your questions as fast as possible.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Working With The Udemy Player
Section 2: How To Play A Solo Version of Your Cheatin Heart
Lecture 3 First Verse
Lecture 4 Turnaround and Second Verse
Lecture 5 The Bridge
Lecture 6 The Second Verse
Section 3: Explaining The Techniques And Concepts Of The Solo
Lecture 7 General Philosophy And Phrasing
Lecture 8 Adding Some Notes To Play The First Phrase
Lecture 9 The Use Of Chord Movement To Create A Pleasant Melodic Line
Lecture 10 Explaining the III-II-V-I Movement
Lecture 11 Introducing The Turnaround
Lecture 12 How To Use The Major Pentatonic
Lecture 13 Playing Country Thirds
Lecture 14 Country Thirds - Additional Tips
Lecture 15 PLaying Country Sixths
Lecture 16 How To Fit The Thirds And Sixths In The Solo
Lecture 17 My Concepts For The Bridge
Lecture 18 Using Classic Licks For The Final Verse
Lecture 19 Common Paths To Create Interesting Chord Progressions
Lecture 20 More Common Paths For Interesting Chord Progressions
Section 4: Practice Tips
Lecture 21 Finding The Notes On The Fretboard
Lecture 22 Introduction To The CAGED System
Lecture 23 Using The CAGED System For Fretboard Navigation Part 1
Lecture 24 Using The CAGED System For Fretboard Navigation Part 2
Lecture 25 Using The CAGED System For Fretboard Navigation Part 3
Lecture 26 Using The CAGED System For Fretboard Navigation Part 4
Lecture 27 An Excercise For Playing Country Thirds and Country Sixths
Guitarists who like vintage country sounds of the 1940s and 1950s,Guitarists who want to gain a better understanding of music theory,Guitarists who want to break out of the box and expand their solo playing,This course does not teach modern country techniques like chicken pickin' and super fast runs
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