Music Theory

How To Sound Amazing On Acoustic Guitar - Part 2: Adding Chord Embellishments

How To Sound Amazing On Acoustic Guitar - Part 1: Harmonised Major Scale

Shell Voicings Part 2: Applying Shell Chords to a Jazz Standard

Shell Voicings Part 1

Improvisation Theory - Part 1: Mapping Out The Root Notes

Improvisation Theory Part 2 - Finding The 3rd & 5th Intervals

Improvisation Theory Part 3 - Adding the 7th to Arpeggios

Improvisation Theory Part 4 - Pentatonic Exercises

Improvisation Theory Part 5 - Adding the 9th to the Pentatonic Scale

How To Write A Blues Song - Part 1: Major, Minor & Dominant Tonalities

How To Write A Blues Song - Part 2: Common Progressions & Lengths

How To Write A Blues Song - Part 3: Appropriate Rhythm & Tempo

How To Write A Blues Song - Part 4: Embellishing The Progression

How To Write A Blues Song - Part 5: Putting It All Together

Songs That Use The Mixolydian Mode - Guns N Roses: Sweet Child O Mine

Songs That Use The Mixolydian Mode - The Rembrandts: I’ll Be There For You

Songs That Use The Mixolydian Mode - The Beatles: I Feel Fine

Guitar Chords - Essential Shapes & Voicings Part 8: The Harmonised Major Scale

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 8 Locrian Mode

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 7 Phrygian Mode

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 6 Lydian Mode

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 3 Minor Scale/Aeolian

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 5 Dorian

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 4 Mixolydian

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 2 Major Scale/Ionian

Modes - Everything You Need to Know: Part 1 - Major Scale Overview

10 Chord Progressions You Need To Know Part 4: Relative Minor Chord Progressions

10 Chord Progressions You Need To Know Part 9: Secondary Diminished Substitutions

10 Chord Progressions You Need To Know Part 5: Inversions - Using Bass Notes

10 Chord Progressions You Need To Know Part 6: Using Triad Pairs