Guitar Lessons

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Professor Says: Right Hand Pattern

Professor Ray Nijenhuis explains and demonstrates a very useful right hand pattern concept, and how to instantly add some fun chord progressions to your playing...
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Professor Says: Parallel Pentatonics

Professor Beasley explains the Parallel Keys concept, and how to instantly double your lick repertoire. For more awesome guitar lessons from Jeff Beasley, check...
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Professor Says: Body Percussion

Professor Vicki Genfan, our resident master and innovator of the acoustic “slap-tap” technique, demonstrates 3 different ways to embellish the Sam Smith son...
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Pentatonic Scale: Horizontal Vision

In this free video guitar lesson, Giampiero Villa explains the usefulness of "horizontal vision" when playing the pentatonic scale. Check back for more lessons ...
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My Favorite Thing: Tom Dempsey

About Tom Dempsey Guitarist Tom Dempsey's reputation in the New York jazz scene for hard swinging sophistication and pure musicality have made him a dist...
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My Favorite Thing: Fareed Haque

About Fareed Haque Guitar virtuoso and master educator Fareed Haque has worked with Sting, Dizzy Gillespie, Dave Holland, Joe Henderson, Joe Zawinul, Rams...
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My Favorite Thing: Sheryl Bailey

This study is not only a great technique builder, but also an important tool to begin creating strong melodic phrases that outline the harmony. A great...
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My Favorite Thing: Mimi Fox

One of my favorite things to do when improvising is superimposition. I’ll show you here in this video how to take a F Major 7 arpeggio and play it over a G7 cho...
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My Favorite Thing: Christopher Woitach

A great way to organize your improvised solos is with the use of “Call and Response”, also known as “Question and Answer”. This is one of my favorite things to ...