A free lesson from Secrets of Tasty Riffs & Solos
Hey, it's Jonathan. This is one lesson from the course. Watch it first. If the way I teach lands, you'll know.
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Good music theory SOUNDS GOOD! As you can see in this lesson, targeting the notes in the F chord during a solo sounds great. If you'd like to learn how to do this with your own playing, click here to learn more.
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