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Here some idea's how to play a relaxing blues with some unusual chords. You find the backing track here :

Here's a wonderful blues in A played by HPCrazy. Learn the entire sunset blues here

Here learn some essentials on heavy metal rhythm guitar. In this case it is pretty similar to "You got an other thing coming " by Judas Priest. Download the backing track here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/heavy-metal-f-m-130-feat./id938138630?i=938138646

Here you learn the basics of a great sound and expression on a high gain rock lead guitar. Don't underestimate this video even you are a advanced player. Here are the tracks I used : https://itunes.apple.com/album/rock-balade-2-am-75-feat./id938138630?i=938138675 https://itunes.apple.com/album/rock-em-140-feat.-hanspeter/id938138630?i=938138730

A new backing track CD now available on iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/album/rock-backing-tracks-vol.-2/id938138630

A new backing track CD now available on iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/album/rock-backing-tracks-vol.-2/id938138630

While creating a new rock backing track CD I recorded myself giving a first shot on this great new track in 12/8 - I was always very interested in Steve Vai's shred style and I have a feeling that somehow I am pretty much in this direction even I am playing without any whammy bar.

This is a song from my inofficial catalog. It is called " In a dream " and combines an industrial beat, with parts of colourmusic in a dramatic way. I really payed attention to the development of the guitars. First is on guitar, then two and finally a third guitar creating this great choir of guitars. I got this idea from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart creating the choir of " Figaro " For me this kind of dramatic music really is a main expression and a lot of songs which I start somehow go in this direction even I can not really use them in my official catalog of music. But to tell the truth this is one of my most honest inner voices when it comes to pure dramatic expression.

I personally think this is the best blues I ever played in my entire career.

Here some tips and tricks how to play very slow. Playing slow is much harder then to play fast. Here you can hear my extended version of this song.

I have opened up my personal YouTube Channel where you can get a lot of personal insight into my work. This might be some background information, some unreleased music or recordings which are rarly heared and of course some philosophy behind the songs and compostions. Here's the channel - if you are curious please subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/user/hanspeterkruesi

Here's an idea which I had a long time ago - playing my special guitar technique with modern beats.

Here's an idea which I had a long time ago - playing my special guitar technique with modern beats.

Here's a solo piano composition from the " Farbmusik " series. This one is describing birds and the colour blue. The video was recorded at a very distant place in the Swiss alps above Brigels. You can download the song here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/birds-feat.-hanspeter-kruesi/id642483400?i=642483512

This is a solo piano in the colour blue. The song is called " Birds " The video was recorded at a distant place above Brigels in the Swiss Alps. Download the song here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/birds-feat.-hanspeter-kruesi/id673595038?i=673595039

Here some tricks how to use the phrygian and phrygian nat. mode to get this really cool sound which you often hear in Metal. Here some theoretical background : Minor pentatonics : 1 b3 4 5 b7 Phrygian : 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 Phrygian nat. 3 : 1 b2 3 4 5 b6 b7 Upper structure triads are : E ( or Em ) , F, G, Am, Bdim, C, Dm You can download the backing track here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/metal-e-105-feat.-hanspeter/id668781969?i=668782342 If you missed the theory bootcamp about modes you might check it out. Makes things much easier to understand : Minor Modes -

Here a brand new violet track. A chillout lounge track kind of cafe del mal likc with some deep house elements. Fits best for violet.