Guitar Music

Here I am playing a dark minor blues kind in the style of Gary Moore but I have brought in some new ideas here to take ir further to a new path.

Here you can hear an instrumental rock balade in the style of Gary, Steve Vai or Joe Satriani. It tells the story that sometimes you want to go to the moon but you didnt know how far it or even impossible can be.

Here a wonderful cooperation together with Mai Lan from http://frenziemusic.com. This is a pretty dramatic and haunting red song in 6/8 which just fit perfect to our dynamics.

Here a wonderful cooperation together with Mai Lan from http://frenziemusic.com. This is a pretty dramatic and haunting red song in 6/8 which just fit perfect to our dynamics.

Here you can learn all essential exercises for minor pentatonic. In this case it's in A minor pentatonic, but if you are really serious to learn it - go for more keys.

Here you can learn the essential technical exercises if you are beginner on lead guitar. Pay close attention to all my instructions and proceed as I explain.

Here you learn all basic techniques which you need to know if you want to have a dynamic and dramatic expression with your wah wah. I have been using a Dunlop Cry Baby.

Here you can learn some easy classical tapping. The song reminds a bit to " Ave Maria " by Johann S. Bach and is easy to play but also great for advanced Players.

Here you can learn an easy orchestral blues song ( arrangment ) from me. It sounds great and is pretty easy to play. I have played it with fingerpicking but you can also play it with your pic. The chords are : A7 / D7 / A7 / A7 D7 / D/ / A7 / A7 E7 / D7 / A7 / E7

Here you can learn some ideas how to play a crispy clean lead guitar.

Here you can learn a dark blues rock riff and some ideas how to improvise with the riff and some fill ins. The style is a bit adapted from the band " All Them Witches ". Listen to a full version of this song here

Having a great tone with distortion is the wish of any upcoming guitar player. The most important trick is that the player makes the tone and sound and the equipment only puts out what you put in. Here I share my tricks and experience how to develop a great distorted guitar Sound.

Here's my 2017 rewind video with the most important things happened in 2017.

Here some really cool and intense licks which work fine on distorted bluesrock lead guitar. The trick is to work with the tone to create intensity.

Here you can learn an epic rock version of the X-mas classics " Silent Night "

Here you can learn some easy - going country blues licks in G. Since you learn some let - ring licks you need to follow the chords and therefore need to know the chords of this track. It's a standard blues form in G : G7 / G7 / G7 / G7 C7 / C7 / G7 / G7 D7 / C7 / G7 / D7

Here a few words about what I call the " YouTube " disease which seems that more and more learning guitar Players out there are infected with if they learn only on YouTube. So check out my brief words about it and how to cure it. BTW thats why Dr. Pink is a doctor

Here you can learn some cool licks and runs which you can use in a mojo blues in E.

Here you learn some licks and tricks how to play an intense blues rock lead guitar. It's a bit in the style of Gary Moore on of my big idols. In this case the track is in Dm. The track is an original of mine which is called " Grand Ma's apple pie " - you can download it the backing track here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/grandmas-apple-pie-jam-100-d/id631681041?i=631681326 The track is from my CD * Blues City " - check it out here https://itunes.apple.com/album/blues-city-feat-hanspeter-kruesi/id631817871

https://youtu.be/hyaoPY6czcI Here you learn how you can work with a simple chord progression with modes. How you make your analysis, how to find the proper target notes and how find a middle way between complicated modes and just playing the main key in combination with the chords. The chord progression is like this : Am7 / D7 / Am7 / D7 Am7 / D7 / F7 / E7alt If you are new to modes please first check the basics about modes : The analysis of this progression gives the following results : Am7 - Dorian D7 - Mixolydian F7 - Lydian b7 E7alt - Harmonic Minor V You can download the backing track here : http://www.hpcrazy.com/downloads.html

Here a few ideas how to play a classic hard rock riff and add some cool fill ins.

Here some cool easy ideas how to play a solo on a blues track like " Midnight Blues " by Gary Moore or " The Trill has Gone " by BB King. You can download the backing track here : http://www.hpcrazy.com/downloads.html

Here you can learn a few very solid rock licks. With those you can play over the fretboard the easy way by just knowing 2 pentatonic positions. The cool hard rock track can be downloaded here : http://www.hpcrazy.com/downloads.html