Soloing Over the Blues

 

In the video to the right I use a combination of ideas for soloing. Each lesson below breaks them down individually:

1. The Minor Pentatonic

2. The Blues Scale

3. Dominant 7th arpeggios

 


Healthy Practice Habits

The more you discipline yourself and focus on one area at a time, the more you will grow as a player and musician. It is important to have fun and just jam out but spend time working on the above exercises. Playing the scales and arpeggios up and back down with different note values. The more you do that the more fun you will have when you just let go and jam.

 

Blues changes in A on the staff.


 

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