The Alegria belongs to the "cantinas" group. It is a "gaditan" style, precedent from Cadiz and the Bahia's ports. It first was born as dance music.

In this lesson we are going to work on connecting different scale positions, so you can learn how to use it efficiently while improvising.

Modes can sometimes be used to facilitate transitions between two unrelated keys. Let's talk about it!

In this neo-classical sounding piece you will find mixture of 8th notes, 8th triplets, 16th notes and 16th triplets changing in every bar. Useful for escaping from one rhythm pattern to another.

Unlock the mysteries of the Mixolydian b6th scale to spice up your playing and add some interesting color to your music.

Playing over different types of beats/bars.

Based on the winner lick from a GMC Community competition. Techniques involved are alternate picking, pull-offs and hammer-ons, different kinds of bends, use of open strings, natural harmonics etc.

In this lesson we are going to work on combining the mixolydian mode with other scales like minor pentatonic and blues scales.

Soloing over jazz fusion type progression using only one string (top E string). Motive development, repetition, sequence, bends, slides etc.