This lesson is packed with musical ideas and practical applications. You’ll learn to play more melodically, navigate static harmony such as A–7/D, and apply expressive chordal concepts. I demonstrate how to anticipate chord changes for a more natural, less academic sound, and show you how to harmonize scales in fourths. The download includes 15 pages of notation and TAB plus an awesome backing track to practice everything in context.
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