Soloing Over Chord Changes: How to Take Your Playing to the Next Level

Unleash your guitar mastery in this episode of "Monday Guitar Motivation" where we delve into innovative strategies to elevate the synergy between your scales and chord transitions.

Explore and enhance your understanding of guitar scales and chords, learn how to create seamless chord changes, and discover how to incorporate them effortlessly into your guitar playing routine.

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[KristBeatz]

As always, great lesson thank you Steve.

[johnwebb]

Nice 👍 one Steve. You're a shinning lighthouse beacon in a musical storm. "Bravo". John.

[dieterwolf]

This was very helpfully. Thank You very much.

[LEIFanevret]

Awesome! Steve👌👍 and when good folks get better at guitar they learn to play past twelve fret too to match the tone family for example third fifth fret etc. Kind regards

[panagiotisk.]

Another Monday, another great lesson. Thank you Steve !

[timothycorless]

Awesome Video Steve. Thank you for showing all of us the "key" (all pun intended) to soling in one spot of the fret board. I have always wondered how this was done. You're style of teaching makes learning guitar so much easier. Thankyou again & rock on

[sean_gruber]

Love the encouragement, insight, and freedom in your lessons! I walked away feeling like I had something new to explore, but still with enough structure to know where to start. Thank you!

[LEIFanevret]

Best Steve! Youve taught me alot on the guitar i praise you! For that! Best guitar teacher on the tube! Beeing a lefty Ive learned to switch mirrorwise compared to right hand players, playing with fingers cant stand the pic! Dont get the feel with it! Im much into faces and Quireboys stuff! You know that pure rocknroll, kind regards

[eross]

agh… hugely helpful! this is a huge eye opener for me. i can’t wait to get home to my guitar.

[vinvin]

Awesome lesson as always, Steve. Thanks.

[edkring]

Thank you Steve! Confirmation of some things I have been trying to figure out on my own... Blending minor, major and choosing which positions to use over various chord changes... Very very helpful lesson!

[hughboyle]

Very well presented Steve. Adds a lot of clarity and a shift from concept/theory to practical application. It helps players, like myself, jump to the next level.

[brownpunk]

Hi steve.
That aminor chord u played at the start looks diff to my open position one..what kinda Am chord is that?
Cheers

[efortlight]

As a new subscriber, i feel backpain cause i have to switch profesionaly from a self taught chords only self accompanying singer to a band singer and guitarist and a duo formation with a piano too.. many challenges but very tough on my mind🤯🤯🤯 i need heeeelop🤯🙏🏽💫💚🎶

[CalvinLimSH-ldle]

Good explanation of how to solo in one position if all the diatonic chords played remain there and switch to other position for non conforming chords

[adammichaelchannel]

Thanks Steve. Just to confirm – is the third position of the relative minor pentatonic the same as the second position of the major pentatonic?

[harolddavis]

Always thankful
Im definitely going to purchase your course when i have have time free'd up.
Since i never heard, from your camp, if i can always access them after i buy them.
Im hesitant to purchase until i know i have time to practice, incase i lose the ability to access your material.
Im asking a question here.

[torky]

Beautiful demonstration as always Steve! quick question, aside from playing towards the tonal note we are essentially targeting the chord triads / characteristic modal notes right?

[aaronclark]

I wish I could buy a OK guitar mine goes out of tune with one strum

[MichaelCarter-nzmq]

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