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Street Blues Guitar Studies 2 Playing blues guitar on the street with just one guitar is a special situation for your blues playing abilities. Here I give you tips and tricks on how to play this great street blues guitar song and how to improvise on the main theme of this great blues. Here you can download the tabs and the audio associated to this tutorial : If you need any further assistance please book a private online guitar lesson here : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

I think it stopped now - this video reached over 44000 views in less then a week. Thats the most viral video I ever had - at least in the short time period. The most succesful video was Basic Blues Improvisation a few years ago which got like 500000 in the timeframe of a few years.

This video went viral over night with around 17000 views - really cool

Nov. Newsletter here some updates about the Music & Guitar Academy : Blues The month october was the month of the blues chords. Here are 2 exiting tutorials where you can dive more into sophisticated blues chords. Ane here you find even " More Blues Chords " If you want automatic messages about new blues content please visit the Blues Forum and click on the " Follow " button. Then go to your personal settings and there to the " followed content " - there you can click on " Change Preference " to define how you want to get notified about new content. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/forum/55-blues/ Rock If you are a beginner or slowly intermediate player and you want to play a solid rock guitar solo then check out the " Rock Lead Guitar Exercises " - those exercises are all you need to know to become a solid rock lead guitar player. If you are already an advanced player then you might are interested to learn some really cool mega chops and a steaming hot hard rock guitar riff. If you want automatic messages about new rock content please visit the Rock Forum and click on the " Follow " button. Then go to your personal settings and there to the " followed content " - there you can click on " Change Preference " to define how you want to get notified about new content. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/forum/56-rock/ Personal Notes Thoughts about new creative ways I could go. 7-string guitar I really want to expand my sound spectrum in my music and my solo guitar playing specially with the touch technique. Doing 10 finger tapping on only 6 strings is really challenge because there is not much space left and you always need to check which strings are free. But the big disadvantage of the 7 string is in fact the tone control is not so good like on 6 strings. An other thought - I love doing scatting but the range of my voice does not work so well on the regular open string keys - but B minor is just great and works. So I will give a try there. Composing - Live Playing I am checking Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malsteen and other players at the moment to get some inspriation for own songs or playings. Today I came to the finding that I would love to do instrumental cinematic guitar music. That would combine the best of 2 worlds - guitar sounds and cinematic sounds. Main problem I currently have is in fact my time schedules to arrange and compose the music for that. But I will send it into my creative channels and see how it evolves. Read more here : To follow my notes about my music just click on the follow button in the topic. HPCrazy Guitar Academy Member Tips If you like you can start to connect with other members of the HPCrazy Students Club. If you already have hit the " Join Button " you write your own topics there and share to others whatever is on your mind. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/forum/79-topics/ In the HPCrazy Students Club you find free downloads which might be in your interest. They are free for all members who have hit the " Join " button. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/files/category/7-free-files/ If you are interested to get a student award you find a description of the goals and how to reach them also in the HPCrazy Students Club : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/forum/84-student-awards/ That was all now for the moment. If you love the work I am doing for you please make a premium member upgrade even if you don't use the HPCrazy Guitar Academy so regular. If your premium membership has expired and you can not manage to renew it, please don't hesitate to contact me that I can assist you. There have been a few problems in the past and I hope the technical issues have been solved. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/subscriptions/ Best HP

Here I play a wonderful bluesy version of the song " What A Wonderful World " by Louis Armstrog. I already did a few other version of this guitar cover, but I really love this bluesy vibe with slight distorition and I brought in the color " indigo " into this arrangement to make it more emotional. If you want to learn this sond yourself please check this tutorial here : Learn more about the healing power of " Indigo Music " here :

Hey Jazzjoop - yeah I am glad you found this tutorial. I noticed recently that in fact there are many tutorials on this website here - totaly forgot how many

Rock Lead Guitar Exercises To play a good and solid rock lead guitar there are a few things to know and a few exercises to be done. I'll show you all to you in this tutorial ! Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial : If you need any further assistance please book a private online guitar lesson : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

Hey Ian, the licks which are displayed in the tabs are the basic form of the lick variations as explained in the video. The system is meant that you learn the basic form and then work out variations yourself as teached in the video. To make sure how they sound you can download the .gp file - if you have the guitarpro software.

What A Wonderful World - Guitar Lesson This is an arrangement which I wrote for the song " What a wonderful world " by Louis Armstrong ". This version is set on a voice-leading with only 3 voices which is a bit unusual for jazz guitar arrangements. I wanted to do it this way for 2 reasons. 1. I love this open spaced sound and with the guitar chord voicings I have chosen you can also add a bluesy vibe to by adding vibrato's on the chords. 2. It's a really simple to play version so that intermediate guitar players also have a chance to master this classic tune which everybody should have played once. Here you can download the tabs related to this tutorial here : If you need any further professional support please book a private online guitar lesson here : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

Thoughts about new creative ways I could go. 7-string guitar I really want to expand my sound spectrum in my music and my solo guitar playing specially with the touch technique. Doing 10 finger tapping on only 6 strings is really challenge because there is not much space left and you always need to check which strings are free. But the big disadvantage of the 7 string is in fact the tone control is not so good like on 6 strings. An other thought - I love doing scatting but the range of my voice does not work so well on the regular open string keys - but B minor is just great and works. So I will give a try there. Composing - Live Playing I am checking Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malsteen and other players at the moment to get some inspriation for own songs or playings. Today I came to the finding that I would love to do instrumental cinematic guitar music. That would combine the best of 2 worlds - guitar sounds and cinematic sounds. Main problem I currently have is in fact my time schedules to arrange and compose the music for that. But I will send it into my creative channels and see how it evolves.

Hey Roland, yeah I bet you love these chords here. Somehow easy to play but still there are some challenges in it.

I am currently working a lot on open string chord progressions where I keep one open or more open strings as a pedal point in a compositon or a chord progression inside a composition. This one note which always rings through the progression is giving the whole sound a pedal like sound such as you might know from the piano and also gives it a mystical and lyric vibe. Here is a small example of a chord progression I am working on. It's in Am and goes through the chords Am9 / Fmaj7#11 / Dm6/11 / Cadd9 G6/B E |--------------0-----------------------0-------------| B |-----------0-----0-----------------0-----0----------| G |--------12----------12----------12----------12------| D |-----10----------------10----10----------------10---| A |--12----------------------12------------------------| E |----------------------------------------------------| --------------0-----------------------0-------------| -----------0-----0-----------------0-----0----------| --------9-----------9-----------9-----------9-------| -----7-----------------7-----7-----------------7----| --8-----------------------8-------------------------| ----------------------------------------------------| --------------0-----------------------0-------------| -----------0-----0-----------------0-----0----------| --------5-----------5-----------5-----------5-------| -----3-----------------3-----3-----------------3----| --5-----------------------5-------------------------| ----------------------------------------------------| --------------0-----------------------0-------------|| -----------3-----3-----------------3-----3----------|| --------0-----------0-----------0-----------0-------|| -----2-----------------2-----0-----------------0----|| --3-----------------------2-------------------------|| ----------------------------------------------------||

More Blues Guitar Chords ! Here I show you more blues guitar chords which make your blues rhythm guitar or your blues solo guitar in combination with blues guitar chords more sophisticated. This works in a normal blues band and also in a trio with just drum and bass and one guitar. Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial here : If you need any further assistance please book a private online guitar lesson here : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

The event page is now replacing the old calendar and it looks way cooler and the events are really displayed way nicer. https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/events/

There were some problems with the band since the bassplayer didn't feel confident to play in a trio and he did not like blues rock and rock when I really asked him to give me an honest anwser. So the band unfortunately disolved some time ago. But I contacted Mario if we should not give it another try and he would love to do so and he ask an other bassplayer which currently works with the Swiss Jimi Hendrix clone Asep Stone and he would love to join the band. So we are planing to make our first rehersal in Nov. Here you can listen to the bass player.

Hard HARD Rock Guitar - Riff & Mega Chops Here I show you how to play a really hard HARD rock guitar with a steaming hard rock guitar riff and 3 mega chops for your hard rock lead guitar which you can use. The riff is quite simple to play and the mega chops are a bit demanding. Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial : If you need any further professional assistance please book a private online guitar lesson : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com/members/store/category/1-private-online-guitar-lessons/

Well maybe not totally " null problemo " - but this one is worth trying and practicing.