A strategic and fun 7-level roadmap to level up your playing with over 35 video lessons, including PDFs with tabs, downloadable backing tracks, original solos, and more
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The path to becoming a well-rounded guitarist who can confidently improvise, create your own sound, and jam with other musicians.
In music, everything is connected
Of course, getting better at guitar takes practice, but more importantly, it requires a deeper understanding of music.
In music, everything is connected.
And learning about these connections and understanding the “how” and “why” behind the music actually makes it possible to become far more expressive and creative.
For example, once you understand how chords and scales relate to each other within a given key, you can:
In connecting your knowledge of theory to your technical skills, you’ll have a much greater command of the fretboard and be able to easily find the notes and chords you’re looking for.
This combination of technique and understanding will help you become a well-rounded guitar player, and even though it might sometimes seem a bit dry or “technical,” it is the path to more creativity and freedom on the guitar.
Of all of the skills that make you feel like a “real guitarist,” being able to improvise is right at the top of the list.
But it can also feel mysterious and intimidating – and incredibly awkward to try in front of other people. In fact, many players have a secret fear: that because improvisation doesn’t come naturally to them, they might not have enough talent to do it at all.
The truth is, improvising is actually a skill that can be practiced and developed, step by step.
With an understanding of those practical connections between scales and chords, plus some strategies for using them to build your improv “chops,” you can become confident at improvising, whether you’re playing at home or soloing at a jam session with friends. And you’ll be able to play with intentionality, finding the notes and chords that go along with whatever key you happen to be in.
Anyone can develop and improve their improvisation skills
I’ll show you how to maximize your practice time and get the most from it
Many intermediate players practice by going down various “trails” on the Internet…
They watch some music theory videos in one place, learn a new riff from another place, and get chord charts from somewhere else.
And even though they are learning some interesting things, it’s hard to “connect the dots” between the various things and apply it to their guitar playing in a practical way.
Plus, in order to make progress on the guitar, you actually need to challenge yourself in new ways, which means working on things you aren’t good at yet or haven’t spent much time developing.
But this can be a difficult thing to do on your own, because it’s natural to gravitate toward the things that come most easily or feel most comfortable.
As a result, many players end up putting in the hours, without actually doing the things that will pay off in the long run.
This means that, in order to take your playing to the next level, you need a step-by-step “roadmap” – a resource to give you direction to take the right steps, in the right order.
And, you need guidance to challenge yourself in new ways, so you don’t fall into the same old patterns or well-worn routine.
It’s once you hone in on the areas that require improvement (such as technique, ear training, improvisation, and theory), and strategically focus on strengthening them that you’ll be able to reach the next level in your personal evolution as a guitarist.
I hope you can start to see that becoming a real next-level guitarist is a goal that is possible for anyone, as long as you have the right roadmap in place and are committed to the journey.
And with the resource I’m about to share with you, you will have the guidance necessary to allow you to move to the next level – even if you have been “stuck” for years.
Of course, it requires commitment, but it’s well worth the effort it takes to get there.
And it’s once you follow this path that you’ll be able to “unlock” experiences like these:
It’s at this level of playing that chords and notes become connections, the fretboard feels like home, and the guitar becomes your voice.
It’s a milestone well worth reaching…
My course for intermediate guitarists designed to help you break through to a new level of freedom and confidence in your playing…
… And become a well-rounded guitarist who doesn’t just play songs, but can create your own music, express yourself fluidly, and jam with other musicians.
Inside Next Level Playing, we’ll use three aspects of guitar playing in each level of the course, all designed to help you have fun and learn how to express yourself more freely on the guitar.
Understand: You’ll learn the “why” behind every note, chord, interval, fingering, and technique so that you can stop the endless loop of playing by rote and understand what you’re playing.
Play: You won’t just memorize theoretical principles and strategies; you’ll put them into practice with fun songs and riffs – supported by energizing backing tracks – and have a blast playing every day.
Create: After connecting the dots with theory and practicing new skills, you’ll be ready to start creating your own sounds, improvising new riffs and noodles, and spicing up your favorite songs with your own personal touch.
Next Level Playing provides you with the step-by-step guidance you need… and then challenges you to start creating music for yourself.
While working through this self-paced course, you will:
You’ll know Next Level Playing is a good fit for you if…
If any of the above sounds familiar, I’m confident that Next Level Playing will help improve your playing and take it to the next level – even if you’ve been playing for years (or even decades) without much progress.
Playing guitar at the “next level” is one of the most rewarding pursuits I’ve ever undertaken.
And, like any other craft, it takes a great deal of well-directed effort to move from fundamental proficiency into creative freedom…
It’s hard work.
It requires grit, passion, and determination.
But it’s worth every minute of practice to get there.
After two decades of playing guitar, I can confidently say that there are few things as rewarding as being able to express yourself through your music, and being able to confidently connect on a deeper level with other musicians.
And if you’re ready to go on that journey, I’d love to be your guide along the way.
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