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Getting A Dorian & D Mixolydian from G MajorSteve Briggs

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Tex Mex Double Stops in CSteve Briggs

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Kitchen Music Pantry Tips

Skip beat 3 -2 while strumming

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Skip beat 3 -2 while strumming

A fun strumming pattern to spice up your rhythm guitar.

Fretspan and finger technique on the fretboard

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Fretspan and finger technique on the fretboard

A good exercise to add to your daily warm-up routine.

Outside inside fingerpicking pattern

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Outside inside fingerpicking pattern

A great fingerpicking pattern to add to your daily practice.

What's a Cadd9 chord?

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What's a Cadd9 chord?

How do you add a 9 to your chord? Let's take a look by fancying up the humble C chord!

Common Chord Pattern

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Common Chord Pattern

Here Steve Briggs takes you through a way to make the changes easier on a very popular chord progression - G, D, Emin and C.

Easy Fingerpicking Pattern

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Easy Fingerpicking Pattern

In this video, Steve Briggs will get you playing your first finger-picking pattern.

Free Fallin' by Tom Petty

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Free Fallin' by Tom Petty

Learning songs and adding to your repertoire can make such a big difference to your playing! Here's Steve Briggs showing you Free Fallin' by Tom Petty.

Barre Chords

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Barre Chords

Let's work on those Barre Chords with Steve Briggs!

The Boom Ticky Pattern

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The Boom Ticky Pattern

What's the Boom Ticky pattern? Check it out with Steve Briggs!

Melody and Harmony - Kitchen Music Pantry Tips

Ep 1_ Emaj Pentatonic and Hexatonic

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Ep 1_ Emaj Pentatonic and Hexatonic

1- Deconstructing an E major scale to five notes (E major Pentatonic) and down to six notes (E major Hexatonic). 2- E major Hexatonic explanation. Two categories: Stable notes (chord tones) & Active notes (neighbouring tones)

Ep 2_ Emaj Pentatonic and Hexatonic

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Ep 2_ Emaj Pentatonic and Hexatonic

Here our Studio Director Steve speaks about the Emajor Pentatonic and Hexatonic scales.

Ep 3_ Stable and Active Tones

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Ep 3_ Stable and Active Tones

Here our Studio Director Steve speaks about the use of stable and active tones in the Emajor hexatonic scale.

Ep 4_ Harmonize a Simple Melody

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Ep 4_ Harmonize a Simple Melody

Our Studio Director Steve talks about using the Emajor hexatonic scale to create a simple and fun melody.

Ep 5_ Improvising with Diads

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Ep 5_ Improvising with Diads

Carrying on with a look into the Emajor Hexatonic scale, Steve shows us how to up our improvisation game using diads!

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