It's that easy? 4 Simple minor lead guitar ideas to start using right away – Guitar Lesson EP487
In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn 4 easy minor lead ideas using triads and scale patterns. Nothing technical in this one. At the end we'll tie all of these concepts together into a single solo.
To view tablature for the solo & the scale patterns and download the MP3 jam track for this lesson, visit: https://www.activemelody.com/lesson/4-simple-minor-lead-guitar-ideas-to-start-using-right-away-guitar-lesson-ep487/
00:01 Simple minor triad guitar solo Intro
02:21 Playing out of the E Position (from CAGED)
03:07 Hearing the flat 7 and root interval
04:09 Slide the minor triad up 2 frets as an embellishment
07:30 Playing the flat 7 and root up an octave
07:56 A minor triad example from the C position (from CAGED)
08:32 Let your solo breathe! It's ok to play nothing
09:24 A minor triad example from the A position (from CAGED)
10:30 3 note scale pattern (minor pentatonic scale)
12:12 4 note scale pattern (minor pentatonic scale)
13:06 Pull all of these concepts together into a minor guitar solo
In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn 4 easy minor lead ideas using triads and scale patterns. Nothing technical in this one. At the end we’ll tie all of these concepts together into a single solo.
To view tablature for the solo & the scale patterns and download the MP3 jam track for this lesson, visit: https://www.activemelody.com/lesson/4-simple-minor-lead-guitar-ideas-to-start-using-right-away-guitar–lesson-ep487/
00:01 Simple minor triad guitar solo Intro
02:21 Playing out of the E Position (from CAGED)
03:07 Hearing the flat 7 and root interval
04:09 Slide the minor triad up 2 frets as an embellishment
07:30 Playing the flat 7 and root up an octave
07:56 A minor triad example from the C position (from CAGED)
08:32 Let your solo breathe! It’s ok to play nothing
09:24 A minor triad example from the A position (from CAGED)
10:30 3 note scale pattern (minor pentatonic scale)
12:12 4 note scale pattern (minor pentatonic scale)
13:06 Pull all of these concepts together into a minor guitar solo
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That was a nice little jam Brian! Thanks for sharing!
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Having a live track while presenting ideas is refreshing and immediate, love it!
So simple, so fun…thanks Brian. You're the best!
Brilliant! Awesomeness. This is really good stuff. Thank you sir!!!
Thanks Brian, I have learnt and understood more in the last 3 weeks from you than I have over the last 3 years with everyone else.
Another rut busting lesson full of little gem takeaways, thanks again Brian, simple but so effective.
This is outstanding. I haven't touched my guitar in years and this makes me want to dust it off right now.
#1, he does not do this for free. Brian is selling a subscription course, one to which I subscribe and one that is worth more than the $90 a year that he charges. #2, you should subscribe, you will find a wealth of valuable lessons and you’ll find it the best $90 a year that you spend. These YouTube videos are all only a part 1 of if a bigger lesson. Trust me, you will get a lot of value of what is the cost of three in person lessons from your local instructor.
Great! 😊
Love it Brian. Thanks!
Thanks again Brian,another great lesson that proves your never too old to learn!
haha, sliding into that first 3rd.. i lost attention and starting Edwarding it from there.