Playing with another guitarist can open up a lot of new musical options.
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Playing with another guitarist can open up a lot of new musical options.
How about opening your mind and opening yourself up to new styles of music? It can only help your guitar playing and musicianship.
Internalize what you are learning and use it to develop your own style.
There are a lot of ways to go about finding your signature tone.
You can use the Harmonic Minor scale to add exotic twists to your solos.
These two can be some of the most telling sign if a musician is good or great.
Solo ideas and strategies that will help you build a memorable solo.
Don`t let yourself get worse but not trying to get better.
Inspired by Jeff Beck`s cover of "A Day In The Life"? Learn how you can play more melodically.
How to get a better handle on the fretboard by concentrating on one string at a time.
All about combining different techniques into a truly scary lick.
Don`t stifle your creativity by applying too much theory to the songwriting process.
Mike O'Malley's instrumental power trio is called No Walls and their latest CD is entitled "World Abroad". He has been playing guitar for almost 30 years and graduated from Music Tech in Minneapolis in 1988.
O'Malley currently has 45 guitar students that range in all ability levels and styles.
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