Country Guitar Soloing Concepts
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In this lesson, we're focusing on different concepts that will help us become better improvisers in this style. We're learning how to really use the scales, modes and arpeggios over classic country changes.
More about the lesson:
How to use the pentatonic scales over each chord
How to use the mixolydian mode over each chord
How to use chromatics in your solos
Open string lick ideas
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82 minute video lesson
11 page curriculum with detailed TABs and notation
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- RRostislav 58mo ago
Hi Emil, thanks for the nice lesson! As country music is also full of minor chords, I would like to ask what scales one can use over them. Just e.g. A minor pentatonic scale over A minor? I tried that and it works. But are there some other possibilities? Thanks a lot! Bests, Rostislav
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- SSteviep2001 68mo ago
I've been looking at the mixolydian scales for Country Guitar Soloing Concepts. Confused? I am! The shapes seem relate to other modes ie. diagram 3 = Aeolian --- diagram 4 = Locrian etc. Any clarification would be most appreciated. Thanks
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