Here is a quick chord lick chord lesson for you today. • The key is to remember to take your time and understand where the lick is coming from and why it’s landing where it does. • In this case I am playing pattern four of the F#m pentatonic minor scale and landing on the root of the F#m chord. I added one note that isn’t in the pentatonic but it is in the F#m natural scale. I explain it in the video. • ✅ To get the FREE pdf of all 5 Pentatonic shapes click the link in my bio. It’s labeled 5 min

Here’s a cool acoustic, chord lick chord lesson for you guys. I’m connecting the D Major and G Major chord with a little Major pentatonic lick. • Notice how there is a Double stop slide lick. This may take a couple of tries to get down, but it will be worth it I promise you. • Using double stops, can really add some thickness to your lead lines. • Take your time with it and have fun. • Thanks for watching and as always, I hope this helps you out. • Brett • #guitarlesson #guitarteacher #guitarpla

Classic blues lead (with diminished lick) that you can play by yourself. Learn where these notes come from and how to connect them back to basic chords. - #guitarlesson #bluesguitar | ActiveMelody Guitar Lessons