Practicing scales in an interesting and systematic way.
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Practicing scales in an interesting and systematic way.
Very cool and unique runs that can add that missing edge in your soloing.
Adapting legato technique to the ubiquitous arpeggio.
The alternate picking of arpeggios can be a very tough technique to master - here`s a unique way to approach the problem.
Without stamina and strength, the fretting hand won`t respond and will let you down! Use Zammit`s trills workout to build your hand.
Zammit`s back with the first part of his challenging and beneficial chromatic exercises.
Zammit`s back with the second part of his challenging and beneficial chromatic exercises.
Improve your legato technique with Zammit`s exercises.
Express yourself with bends using Zammit`s exercises.
Pinpointing some very important factors that will help the student successfully go through and become a serious guitarist.
Jean-Pierre teaches you about modes, with a small introduction and the `why` and `how` of their existence
Dominants should be the arpeggios you study first since they are used regularly in Blues/Rock progressions and songs.
Jean-Pierre Zammit is a guitarist and instructor from Malta who has been playing guitar since the age of 14.
Zammit uses complex techniques, time shifts and scales in his writing, and always puts the song and the message he wants to portray first.
His is endorsed by Music Man guitars to use their Axis BFR models and Ernie Ball strings.
