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Cool stuff HP........thank you!

Mojo Blues Guitar Advanced Lesson Here I teach you an advanced mojo blues guitar riff in the key of E. First I will show you the riff in detail which is technically not too hard to play but in the trio situation with only drum and bass you have to play it well. In the second part of this tutorial I show you how to create a blues guitar improvisation with some chords, open spaces and feeling the music and the space and just adding a few notes. This is the truly advanced part of this tutorial even though it's technically not so hard to play. Music is about time and space and to feel and hear what you are playing. Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial : If you need any further professional guidance please book a private online guitar lesson here : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

Blues Guitar Deluxe Here I give instructions on how to master a shuffle blues in the tempo of 80 bpm. This seems to be slow but if you want to make this kind of blues really great and punchy you need to know a few tricks and tips which I am showing you here. If you have any questions please ask it in this post below or book a private online guitar lesson.

View File Arpeggio Bootcamp Here you find a whole series of arpeggio exercises which represent all you can do if you want to enter the world of arpeggio's used as a tool in your soloing. These exercises are extremely demanding so I strongly recommend that you plan a few months of practice work for them. Even they seem to be very hard I recommend these exercises also for intermediate players because with these exercises you also learn where the chord notes of a specific chord all are which helps you a lot in your slow hand solo where you want to figure out the target notes which in fact are the notes from the arpeggio's. The exercises are showing you the diatonic triads of A, E and C type chords. Also crosscheck these exercises with your exercises of modes. The modes exercises are in the shape of the A and E type chords At the end you find the same arpeggio's with sweep picking technique which I only recommend for advanced players if you want to go for speed. They take a lot of practice work and are only recommended when you play guitar on a daily basis. Submitter admin Submitted 08/07/2023 Category Theory & Exercises

Hey Mark, that's a really nice feedback - I am glad to hear that.

Thank you very much for this video and all of the others. I started to record blues songs on BandLab thanks to you. I never, ever thought I would be able to do such a thing. I have no talent just perseverance.

Hey Roland, thats really nice to know. I honestly don't really check what other teachers are doing since I am too busy, so I am happy about any feedback. Yes I really paid attention to a perfect sound here. I have used the following settings in my AXE FX III device : Capt. Hook amp 2*12 cabinet Large spring reverb That would be the perfect and original amp setting for a real blues man

Hello Hanspeter, thank you very much, i think this is one of the best blues tutorials out there. By the way... what amp modeling are you playing with? This distortion is really cool. Greets, Roland