Major Scale Guitar Licks: 10 Original Soft Rock Licks with Audio & Video

by Gareth Evans

Overview

10 original soft rock guitar licks from the major scale in tablature and notation for the progressing guitarist at intermediate level and above.
>> 53 bars of music over 10 licks (average lick length 5.3 bars)
>> Video at full speed & Audio at full & half speed (Downloadable)
>> Backing tracks at full and slower practise speeds (Downloadable)
>> Scale diagrams with theory and technique tips for each lick
>> Guitar tablature has picking directions & fretting finger guide numbers
Please Note: This eBook has written music and is not suitable for smaller screens.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781912135677
Publisher:	Intuition Publications
Publication date:	05/22/2017
Series:	Modal Guitar Licks , #1
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	15
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Gareth started learning guitar at age 8 and by age 10 was playing guitar in the orchestral pit with the teachers for school plays playing guitar chords like Dom 9th, diminished and major 7th. At age 13 he achieved grade 5 classical guitar with honours. Later on Distinction at higher diploma level from the Academy of Contemporary music, grade 8 Electric guitar (RGT), grade 8 Electric guitar (RSL), grade 8 Contemporary Music Theory (LCM) and grade 8 Bass Guitar (RSL). He has his own guitar tuition practice where many of his students keep coming for years.
Understanding the needs of his students 1-1 helps decide what content to write in his Guitar Books. He decided there where ways things could be done differently, such as his "Guitar for Kids" book that doesn't focus on sight-reading and uses mostly guitar tablature (like most guitar method books do) or "Chords for Guitar" rather than giving you 1000's of guitar chords, gives you shapes for various chord types that you can move up and down the fret-board.

Understanding the needs of his students 1-1 helps decide what content to write in his Guitar Books. He decided there where ways things could be done differently, such as his “Guitar for Kids” book that doesn’t focus on sight-reading and uses mostly guitar tablature (like most guitar method books do) or “Chords for Guitar” rather than giving you 1000’s of guitar chords, gives you shapes for various chord types that you can move up and down the fret-board.