by ross4278 | Oct 17, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Hey there, welcome to this lesson on Diatonic Scale Sequences focusing on the Diatonic Sixths sequence for us guitarists. By learning this sequence and combining it with other sequences learnt throughout this series, I hope you will have a greater range of sounds to...
by ross4278 | Oct 17, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Guest Guitar Tutors
In this lesson you are going to learn how to combine positions of the minor pentatonic scale using the tapping technique in order to create a modern, fresh approach to the pentatonic sound. We shall cover the tapping technique itself, from correct hand positioning,...
by ross4278 | Oct 16, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Guest Guitar Tutors, Modern Acoustic Fingerstyle
These two lessons will look at some of the skills and techniques needed to play Erik Mongrain’s ‘PercusienFa’. The first lesson will talk about tuning, playing position and percussive techniques, and the second will talk about the separate left and right hand...
by ross4278 | Oct 15, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Guitar Grades
Welcome to a series on Guitar Grades. In this series I will be discussing the topic of Grades and hopefully help you decide if you wish to study grades with Your Guitar Tutor or take a different approach to guitar lessons. I have had some really positive results from...
by ross4278 | Oct 14, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Welcome to another free guitar lesson on Scale Sequences. During this lesson you will be learning about the Diatonic Fifths Scale Sequence and hopefully leave with another great trick to pull out when improvising or writing melodies on guitar. This sequence produces a...
by ross4278 | Oct 14, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Welcome to another free guitar lesson on Guitar Scale Sequences. During this lesson you will learn about the Diatonic Fourths Sequence and hopefully take away another useful trick to use when improvising or writing melodies. Try to play the sequence in the 5...
