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ZOT Zin Music Blog Overview I felt like reminiscing over the many cool things we covered so far in the ZOT Zin Music blogs. Consider this as a quick little checklist, of the many free lessons we have shared so far. This can also serve, as some sort of “lesson plan” In addition: you can … Some Overview of the ZOT Zin Blogs So Far.
The Palette Chart Back in 2001, I was fortunate to study with Jon Damian at Berklee College of Music. Visit Jon’s Website here. Jon, At the time I was studying with him, published a really cool book: The Guitarist’s Guide To Composing and Improvising. It’s a great book to have in your personal music library. … Make Your Own 3-Note Chords Stacking Intervals
Some Quick Thoughts on Taking Lessons, Teaching, Giving Feedback, etc… Following insights and thoughts are geared towards people who want to teach guitar. The thoughts expressed here might also help people who want to take guitar lessons, to find the best possible teacher they can find. You will have a better idea of what to … Your Music Teacher’s Feedback
Scale Patterns Check one of my favorite guitar players, Shawn Lane, using scale patterns in the following video at 00:49, at 2:27, at 2:49, at 3:11 Also check out his otherworldly, surreal, ridiculous guitar playing later in the video. The scale pattern is easier to distinguish in the guitar solo in Dream Theater’s “Erotomania” Check … Scale Patterns
How Well Do You Really Know The Things You Think You Know? This happens very frequently in my job as a guitar teacher, that a student who feels strongly that he knows something, blanks out on me when I ask him to explain it to me. It was Einstein who supposedly said: “If you can’t … How To Be Really Sure That You Really “Know” Something.
