Christopher Sung has published 107 lessons, sorted by Title Date Hits Rating

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21. A Guide for Beginner - More Minor Chords (#107) This is an introduction to the minor chords using barre forms to play them in all keys, with chord charts and music playback to help you get them under your fingers. Basics · Beginner · 324955 Hits · 4.56 / 5 (190 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/9/99 22. Bach's Bourree in E Minor (#14) This is a pretty well-known piece that you can use to help both your fingerpicking and your dexterity. It has some really nice changes and is a fun one to play when you really get it going. Classical · Intermediate · 139966 Hits · 4.54 / 5 (199 ratings) · Last Modified: 5/31/99 23. Paganini: Caprice #5 (#457) Here's an excerpt from Niccolo Paganini's Caprice #5 for Violin. Some of you may recognize part of it from the guitar duel in the movie "Crossroads"... Metal · Ridiculous · 148293 Hits · 4.52 / 5 (233 ratings) · Last Modified: 11/26/99 24. Modes and the C Aeolian Scale (#238) Let's get a better understanding of modes of the major scale by looking at the C Aeolian (minor) scale and how it relates to C major. There's some charts and explanations of how to construct these scales, and when to use the C Aeolian scale for soloing. Theory/Reference · Intermediate · 64939 Hits · 4.52 / 5 (31 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/8/99 25. A Guide for Beginners - Major Chords (#9) This is an introduction to the basic open major chords, with chord charts and music playback to help you get them under your fingers. Basics · Beginner · 2830731 Hits · 4.50 / 5 (5469 ratings) · Last Modified: 5/26/00 26. Using the Blues Scale on a Minor 9 Chord (#175) How can we use the blues scale to play over minor chords in different styles? Take this award-winning lesson and find out... Theory/Reference · Advanced · 37604 Hits · 4.50 / 5 (48 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/26/99 27. Use the B7 Chord and B Mixolydian Scale (#90) Learn how to use those perennial favorites, the dominant 7th chord, and its associated scale, the Mixolydian. There's a little blues, a little latin, and some good clean fun... Theory/Reference · Intermediate · 23666 Hits · 4.50 / 5 (30 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/1/99 28. Blues Soloing and Basic Harmony (#230) Here are some quick tips for enhancing your soloing over blues tunes, with some cool licks and explanations for why they work harmonically. Blues · Intermediate · 414927 Hits · 4.50 / 5 (472 ratings) · Last Modified: 3/23/01 29. Scarborough Fair (#129) Here's an intermediate fingerstyle arrangement of the traditional folk classic. Enjoy. Acoustic/Folk · Intermediate · 68243 Hits · 4.50 / 5 (197 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/16/99 30. Put Some Triplets In Your Playing (#66) OK, time to think rhythmically now. We going to explore the triplet and how you can put it in your playing to win friends and influence people... Rock/Pop · Intermediate · 61529 Hits · 4.48 / 5 (40 ratings) · Last Modified: 6/21/99 31. Basic Fingerpicking Patterns (#204) Get a handle on fingerpicking patterns and use them to play through your favorite tunes. There's lots of examples with explanations of the technique used for each. Acoustic/Folk · Beginner · 910828 Hits · 4.47 / 5 (1088 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/26/01 32. Minor Blues (#44) Here's how a jazzer might reharmonize a C minor blues, a la "Equinox" by John Coltrane or "Footprints" by Wayne Shorter, with explanations of chord choices and scales used. Jazz · Intermediate · 49930 Hits · 4.47 / 5 (32 ratings) · Last Modified: 6/7/99 33. A Guide for Beginner - More Major Chords (#97) This is an introduction to the major chords using barre forms to play them in all keys, with chord charts and music playback to help you get them under your fingers. Basics · Beginner · 1009629 Hits · 4.45 / 5 (858 ratings) · Last Modified: 8/24/00 34. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (#436) Here's a classic tune from the Baroque master, J.S. Bach, arranged for fingerstyle guitar. Very spiritual... Classical · Intermediate · 45045 Hits · 4.45 / 5 (83 ratings) · Last Modified: 11/19/99 35. Extended Arpeggios (#177) Sam Munro's lesson on Extended 9th's got me thinking about how you can create hip lines using upper structure triads. Here's what I came up with... Jazz · Advanced · 63062 Hits · 4.44 / 5 (45 ratings) · Last Modified: 7/28/99 36. Harmonic Minor Scale Basics (#262) Let's take a look at the inner workings of the Harmonic Minor scale to unlock its potential for generating hardcore shred licks Metal · Advanced · 160978 Hits · 4.44 / 5 (217 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/20/99 37. Jimi Hendrix Type Licks (#170) Here are some solo and chordal ideas in the style of Jimi Hendrix, with cool bends, double stops, and a bunch of musical examples to get yer ya-ya's out... Rock/Pop · Advanced · 341589 Hits · 4.43 / 5 (369 ratings) · Last Modified: 8/27/99 38. Albert Lee Type Licks (#22) Here are a few licks in a style similar to that of the great Tele-Master, Albert Lee. There's a nice double-stop run, and plenty of room for twangin'. Country · Expert · 186344 Hits · 4.43 / 5 (286 ratings) · Last Modified: 8/27/99 39. Blues Rhythm Guitar I (#243) Let's learn the fundamentals of the blues shuffle and learn a few different ways to add interest to your blues rhythm playing with lots of examples and steps along the way. Blues · Intermediate · 441138 Hits · 4.43 / 5 (402 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/13/99 40. Using the Open B7 Chord (#218) Here's a nice open chord you can use to play blues, rock, funk, or whatever. Easy to finger and an essential part of any guitarist's vocabulary. Theory/Reference · Beginner · 99495 Hits · 4.42 / 5 (69 ratings) · Last Modified: 8/23/99

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