Leaderboard

Here I teach you the theory of the " secondary dominants " in major and minor chord progressions. If you are into jazz guitar this tutorial is a " Must Have " even it might seem to be hard to understand at the start. Once you got the trick is really easy - like riding a bike. Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial :

Yes - that's the other part of secondary dominants which is used often.

And secondary dominants are really important in modulation.......widely used in classical music where the first modulation is often to the key of the dominant.........anyway...................another cool lesson HP!

I love this tune

Here I show you 3 mixolydian jazz guitar licks which represent the main 3 concepts of using the mixolyidian mode in any jazz guitar setting. Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial :

Here you can learn the song Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Cyrus thought there is also a Spanish version available which is called “ No Rompas Mas Mi Pobre Corazon “. I am showing you the signature parts of this song which is the intro, the main rhythm and the one guitar solo. On the original recording you can hear up to three guitars but I worked out of version for you which is easy to play and it's only for one guitar. The song itself has a very simple form this is : A / A / A / E / E / E / E / A This form repeat itself all the time. In between there are several guitar fill-ins which are basically country guitar fill-ins. here I suggest that we use that a major pentatonic for those lead guitar parts. In the tutorial I am also showing alternative ways of playing the main guitar with the little bit more harder to play but probably nearer to the original parts. However you want to play this song just follow the chords displayed in the description here and have some fun. Achy Breaky Heart.pdf Achy Breaky Heart.gp achy breaky heart.mp3