Country Guitar In 6 Weeks - Combined 6 Weeks Set

Welcome to the Country Guitar in 6 Weeks guitar lesson course.This guitar lesson course is designed to focus your practice towards realistic goals achievable in six weeks. Each week provides you with techniques, concepts and licks to help you play and understand country soloing at a manageable pace. If you have been frustrated or intimidated by other educational material this guitar lesson course is for you. Lessons by Steve Trovato Practice can sometimes be difficult with 'the player often being unsure which material to work on. With the Country Guitar in 6 Weeks guitar guitar lesson course the material is presented to you in easy to absorb sections which progress in a sensible logical order

Week one includes: The major pentatonic scale and variation in one position, right hand picking, country phrasing, Sequencing the major pentatonic scale, three licks in the style of Vince Gill.

Week two includes: The three octave horizontal pentatonic scale and variation in two keys, picking techniques, building solos using repetition, slides, hammer ons, pull offs and sequences, three licks in the style of Dickie Betts.

Week three includes: Diatonic 6ths, playing major pentatonic scales across changing chords in a simple progression, pedal steel licks and bending, chromatics, pick and finger technique, three licks in the style of Eagles.

Week four includes: Playing a classic country blues, Chickn Pickn techniques, one minor pentatonic scale pattern, mixing the major and minor pentatonic scale to produce bluesy country licks, three licks in the style of James Burton.

Week five includes: Learn a classic country boogie blues, muted bass lines, introduction to dominant 7th arpeggios, combining chords and licks, using arpeggios to create cool licks, three licks in the style of Danny Gatton

Week six includes: Learn to play over a 4 chord progression, an introduction to major triad arpeggios, an introduction to hybrid picking, developing hybrid picking techniques, three licks in the style of Albert Lee