Browse guitar lessons - 65 total

This time I have a gypsy jazz lick for you. If you like Django Reinhardt style then get your acoustic guitar and and have fun.

Here we have a nice blues Robben Ford Style lick in the key of C which you can use in any 12 bar blues.

This lesson will teach you a lick in the style of Emil Werstler, it will help to improve your Sweep Picking, Alternate Picking and your general arpeggio knowledge.

This lick starts with a taste of B Dorian mode, then employs some chromaticisms to liven up some minor pentatonics in the upper register. It concludes with an outside sounding arpeggio sequence that lands on the root note.

This is some examples over how to play over an odd time signature and place some arpeggios that are not the standard sweep shapes.

Here we have a free lick taken from the “Dragon’s Fury” solo study, based around the neo-classical rock/metal style influenced by Yngwie Malmsteen, Nicolo Paganini, J.S Bach, Jimi Hendrix, Uli Jon Roth and Ritchie Blackmore

In this lesson we will learn one of the most played jazz and gypsy jazz standards - CARAVAN. You will learn how to play the main theme ​as well as the improvisation over the chord changes . It is full of useful licks that you can use in your jazz vocabulary. Have fun.

This intermediate free lesson is about arpeggios, combining sweeping & hybrid picking.

"Billie's Bounce" (also known as "Bill's Bounce") is a jazz composition written by Charlie Parker in 1945 in the form of a 12 bar jazz/blues in F. My “Billie’s Bounce” lesson is actually two lessons in one: the accompaniment and soloing. You will learn how to play walking bass with chords and how to solo over 12 bar jazz/blues p...

In this guitar lesson we will learn how to play my gypsy jazz arrangement and improvisation on the changes of "Isn't She Lovely" written by the great Stevie Wonder.