Multiple Styles for Music Education

Ever wonder how great players like Julian Lage, Tal Farlow, Eric Johnson, and Yngwie Malmsteen achieved lightning strikes of speed on the fretboard? Developing a virtuosic picking technique like that happens with as little as five notes daily!

Hocus Pocus! Fretting Hand Strength for Multiple Commercial Guitar Styles including Rock, Jazz, Blues, and Pop? One simple pentatonic does the trick!

The famous Am Pentatonic is also great for developing alternate picking in only one position. Start with solid picking posture and articulation for more precise soloing down the road!

The Guitar's Most Popular Scale is a critical start to developing coordination and posture if you're starting a college guitar class with the fantastic basics!

Are you limited to basic jazz chord shapes on the sixth and fifth strings? A quick lesson to revolutionize your sound is these related jazz chord extensions for color, comping, and efficiency!

5 Most Common Scale Shapes Taught at Multiple Music Colleges. Useful for Jazz, Rock, Blues, Pop, Sight Reading Music Notation, and Improvisation!

5 Most Common Scale Shapes Taught at Multiple Music Colleges. Useful for Jazz, Rock, Blues, Pop, Sight Reading Music Notation, and Improvisation!