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Here I give you a few tips how you can play a 80s melodic rock solo. Sound and expression are very important for this kind of playing style so you might get some useful insight from this lesson.

Here's a short sequence of the lesson of the month feb 11 http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1483

The topic of this lesson is a shuffle blues in the key of E in a medium tempo in the SRV style. There are some spezific problems which have to be reviewed. Like the sound, the way of playing and the licks which work best. These are mostly double stop licks and combinations of them with chords, the rhythm guitar and some single note lines. The sound I have used is created with the AXE FX II – a marshall 800 with some delay on it and thats it. You can use any kind of medium distortion on your amp the playing technique makes the difference. The progression is : E / A / E / E A / A / E / E B / A / E / B Get the lesson : http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschoo…

Wes Montgomery Tutorial In this tutorial I'll be teaching some elements in the style of Wes Montgomery. One technique he was famous for was using his thumb to play single notes, octaves and chords. I'll play a short example for you in the key of Gm. Even if you are not a jazz player, this technique is useful for expression in soloing. Here a list of all lessons : Wes Montgomery - Intro Wes Montgomery - Technique Wes Montgomery - Latin 1 Wes Montgomery - Latin 2 Wes Montgomery - Swing 1 Wes Montgomery - Swing 2 Wes Montgomery - Latin Pop 1 Wes Montgomery - Latin Pop 2 Wes Montgomery - Final 1 Wes Montgomery - Final 2

Here's the final sequence of my new mississippi blues tutorial which will be available soon. Took out my bottleneck and played some blues :-)

This lesson will give you some easy ideas how you can work with the pentatonic ( all positions ) and some theoretical background to play nice and good sounding melodic rock solo's in the key of Gm using the Gm scale. To understand this lesson it is very usful that you are able to play ALL pentatonic positons. Here you find all in the key of A http://www.hanspeter...p?showtopic=325 - the numbers displayed on the graphics are the intervals of the scale. Pentatonic is 1 2 b3 4 5 b7 The minor scale is 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 As you can see the differenc are only 2 notes the 2 and the b6 - this is important to understand the whole content of this lesson here and will hel…

Here I give you some ideas for lead guitar on a typical 80ths slow rock track.

Here some cool ideas how you can play some easy and cool jazzy lines in a clean guitarsolo. A bit in the style of Wes Montgomery and George Benson. Its worth to learn it even you are not so much into jazz guitar. http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1461

Here is a great lesson where you can learn to play precise double time in a slow blues and start to sound like a professional. Here you can download the jamtrack : http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/mon/sept11.mp3 and here you get the full lesson : http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1458

There have been several exiting changes been made in HP^s Guitar School : Here are the highlights : 1. New design 2. Support tickets for all subscribed students 3. New billing and subscription system 4. Tighter organisation of the school Read the entire new Start - Up information

--------------- This is the 2nd lesson of series where we will work on your precision and your expression in lead guitar. Now we are working on 8th notes. Easy runs in 8ths notes and off beat notes. Even if you are an advanced player don't underestimate this lesson and follow my instructions carefully ! get the full lesson at http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1452 If you have not worked on the first lesson on the quarter notes - then this is strongly recommended : http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1447

This is the 2nd lesson of series where we will work on your precision and your expression in lead guitar. Now we are working on 8th notes. Easy runs in 8ths notes and off beat notes. Even if you are an advanced player don't underestimate this lesson and follow my instructions carefully ! http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1452 If you have not worked on the first lesson on the quarter notes - then this is strongly recommended : http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1447

Here's a video where I show you the 3 main movments of the song * La Grange * by ZZ Top. One of my favorite tunes DOWNLOAD

A few tricks how you can spice up your clean soloing on any tune you like. Where is the hidden joke ? :-)

With the lesson of the month " July " I start a longer course where you can learn to play with precise with a good timing and good expression. This works in any style and for any playing level. The minimum requirements for this is that you know basic rhythm and a least pentatonic pattern no. 1. Here are some very useful links for you to get the maximum benefit from this course : Work on your timing Minor penatonic patterns + on one string It is very useful to add this kind of practicing into your pracitic schedules - create your own pratice schedule to get more control into your progress. Practice schedules START WITH LESSON 1 OF THE SERIES

Here's a cool video where you can learn everything about playing a professional rock ballade. If you like it you can enter the entire tutorial and learn everything step by step http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1439

This is a lesson for advanced blues improvisation in the style of Joe Bonamassa. Actually his playing is very typical for advanced blues improvisation - actually on a very accurate and sophisticated level but in this lesson I show you the ideas behind it and you can check it out yourself a bit. I took this video as reference for this lesson : You can also get more ideas and background information when you work through my basic and advanced blues improvisation tutorials. Basic improvisation concept Advanced improvisation concept Advanced blues licks GET THE LESSON HERE

Learn the essentials and tricks to play a professional rock ballade. Your sound setting should be a lead sound with a high gain distortion, some delay and optional a wah wah ( cry baby – not an autowah ). Then you are ready to enter this tutorial. Pay close attention to all parts of this tutorial even you think that it seems too easy for you. The details make the big difference. Here how it sounds Rock Ballade - Intro Rock Ballade - Chords Rock Ballade - Delay Rock Ballade - Wah Wah Rock Ballade - Bendings Rock Ballade - Palm Muted Rock Ballade - Legato Rock Ballade - Theme Rock Ballade - Improvisation Rock Ballade - Final

The new lesson of the month is here now. Its a easy to play but good sounding blues in A. Check it out you will enjoy it. http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1426

Here you can learn all essentials which you need to know to play Rock n Roll or Rhythm + Blues - even in a professional band. http://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/guitarschool/index.php?showtopic=1424

Here is a lesson about my song " Too cool " from my CD " Soloistic " : http://itunes.apple.com/album/soloistic/id376744701 Learn to play some col licks with you wah wah pedal and give your guitar playing a cool expression. The played colour is " orange " and the scales used is Dm pentatonic + Dm aeolian scale.

Here you can learn to play an easy wild guitarsolo by using the wah wah and some openstrings pulloff licks and tremolopicking licks. easy_wild.pdf machinegun_rock.mp3

This is a great lesson where you can learn to play a typical trio blues band setting with drum, bass and guitar. Here the part of the guitar is a bit more demanding then usual since you are the melody and the harmonic instrument in one person. Here a few tricks how you can play great stuff in such setting. You will enjoy it - but take my advice and dont play too many notes - put your attention on your expression and your feeling in your playing then you are on the right way. GET THE LESSON

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwzoEAXnxbw Heres a easy to play and cool blues in A.

Here you can learn to play rockguitar licks which go over different positions in some cases all over the fretboard. They will help you to get more flexible and creative in your soloing on the entire fretboard. Megachops - Intro Megachops - 1 Megachops - 2 Megachops - 3 Megachops - 4 Megachops - 5 Megachops - 6 Megachops - 7