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The February-March edition is now online!
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This edition's guest columnists are writing on topics such as the chord tone soloing, guide tones and dynamics. We've got six contributed articles altogether - all have been written by past contributing columnists.
Mike Campese is back with a speed focused column entitled "Ascending Shred Lines". James Rosocha also returns and educates with his new lesson "Guide Tones". Finally, prolific columnist and guitarist Tommaso Zillio contributes a quadruple shot of columnar expresso: "Chromatic Sequences With The Pentatonic Scale", "Chord Tone Soloing", "Using Dynamics In Your Guitar Playing" and "Learning Every Note That Makes Up Every Chord".
Also, please reread and enjoy a classic column from the Guitar Nine archives, Dan McAvinchey's "Thinking Long Term".
Our retrospective series is entitled "Guitar Nine's Attic", which in February/March takes a look back at the critical favorites: 19 top artists from Guitar Nine's "The Undiscovered" column feature, which ran from 1996 to 2007.
Tommaso Zillio - "Chromatic Sequences With The Pentatonic Scale"
Mike Campese - "Ascending Shred Lines"
James Rosocha - "Guide Tones"
Tommaso Zillio - "Chord Tone Soloing"
Tommaso Zillio - "Using Dynamics In Your Guitar Playing"
Tommaso Zillio - "Learning Every Note That Makes Up Every Chord"
Dan McAvinchey - "Thinking Long Term"
Guitar Nine's Attic: The Undiscovered Critic's Favorites
The February update includes new interviews with guitarist Michael A. Ruelas, and Italian guitar player Andre Tonelli.
Michael A. Ruelas
Andre Tonelli
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