Lead Concepts & Techniques
Dennis Hodges blends conceptual lead instruction for developing solos, improvising, and harmonizing along with lead techniques such as legato, sweeping, and alternate picking.
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About this course
Dennis Hodges blends conceptual lead instruction for developing solos, improvising, and harmonizing along with lead techniques such as legato, sweeping, and alternate picking.
What you'll learn
- Target chord tones to create melodic solos
- Create cohesive phrases that connect logically
- Blend major pentatonic, minor pentatonic, and blues scales seamlessly
- Compose a structured rock guitar solo with multiple phrases
- Build intensity and dynamics throughout a solo
Release date: 05/10/2011 • 6h 55m runtime
Sample lessons
Major Scale Improvising
Major Scale Steps, One String
Major Scale Improvising
C Major Scale and Theory Relationships
Major Scale Improvising
C Major, 1 Octave Pattern in the 5th Position
Major Scale Improvising
Improvising within the Pattern
What's included
81 lessons • 11 charts • 15 Jam Tracks
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
Major Scale Improvising
Dennis covers the basics of the major scale. Then, he introduces you to improvisation within a one octave scale pattern.
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