Improvisation

In this week’s lesson, I’m sharing 5 “get to” techniques that instantly make your solos sound more musical.

In this week’s lesson, I’m sharing 5 “get to” techniques that instantly make your solos sound more musical.

In this lesson, I'm taking the exact same scale and showing how three simple ideas can make it sound completely different.

In this lesson, I'm taking the exact same scale and showing how three simple ideas can make it sound completely different.

Make every chord progression sound more colorful and sophisticated with one simple right-hand shape. It's an easy way for beginner and intermediate players to take both their chords and their solos to the next level.

Pop Chords

One Chord Wonder

Essential OCW Exercises

Soloing with Primary Shape

Soloing with All Shapes

Make every chord progression sound more colorful and sophisticated with one simple right-hand shape. It's an easy way for beginner and intermediate players to take both their chords and their solos to the next level.

In this lesson, I'm breaking down one of the biggest solo mistakes players make: using the same rhythms over and over again.

In this lesson, I'm breaking down one of the biggest solo mistakes players make: using the same rhythms over and over again.

In this lesson, I'm breaking down exactly which scales work best over major chords and minor chords—and the best part is that I'll give you options based on your playing level.

In this lesson, I'm breaking down exactly which scales work best over major chords and minor chords—and the best part is that I'll give you options based on your playing level.

Add an edgy, gritty bite to your solos by slipping entire chord shapes instead of single notes. Four essential positions let you use this bold sound over almost any pop chord progression.

Pop Chords

Harmonized Slip Notes

Harmonized Slip Note Exercises

3 Slip & 2 Slip Improv

Harmonized Slip Improv