Intermediate

Improve Your Practice In Three Easy Steps

Here’s a three easy step process you can use to improve your practice routine and break through difficult passages you’re working on!

Here’s a lesson on to use the E shape moveable chord to play licks in all different styles of music.

Here’s an intermediate version of The Old Rugged Cross which will help you work on playing the melody and accompanying yourself with rhythm.

Here’s a slow and pretty version of the gospel classic The Old Rugged Cross!

Here’s a detailed backup lesson for Jesse James in the key of B!

Here’s a short lesson that reviews the three moveable chord shapes (F, D and Barre) and how to play them in major and minor.

Here’s a lesson that will help strengthen your pinky and show how you can use your pinky to play in a more traditional mandolin style.

Here’s three versions of Scruggs Style backup you can play over the fiddle tune Salt Creek.

Here’s a traditional style bluegrass solo for Rovin’ Gambler in the key of A.

Here’s a lesson that will examine how to play the melody of Sally Goodin’ in Scruggs Style, Melodic Style and Single String Style.