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Improve Your Guitar Picking Speed
Author: Joe Musella
Lesson description
Joe Musella, Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music, explains how to improve your technique and picking speed and prepare yourself for lightning fast solos and complicated melody lines by practicing this killin' 16th note Minor Pentatonic Scale exercise.
Related Berklee Music Online Certificate Programs
Specialist Blues, Rock, and Jazz Guitar
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BMP-122a Blues Guitar Workshop
Learn the techniques and licks of classic blues stylists, such as T-Bone Walker, Lightning Hopkins, B.B. King, and Magic Sam. Gain a foundation in form, control, feel, and harmony that will help to bring a blues sound to your playing or add more depth to any other style of music.
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