JTC Guitar Brian Maillard Groovin' Rock Pentatonics TUTORiAL
P2P | 17 May 2025 | 1.45 GB
20 Licks built on ten tons of groovin' rock colour, broken into 40 easy-to-learn fragments. Follow the path of fire and melody to push YOUR pentatonics to the next level.
In Groovin' Rock Pentatonics Brian does more than show you 20 cool licks. He gives you a pathway to rethink how you incorporate the pentatonic scale into your solos while tightening your approach to lead guitar.
Built around two funk-fusion rock tracks, this absorbing release puts you in the driving seat and demands you learn each of these top-shelf tasty licks. Each is broken down into two slow fragments, giving you an inventory of sections to analyse so you can grow as a player.
Intensify the impact of your playing and master dynamics such as bends, slides and harmonics. Enhance your phrasing, develop a more fluid approach to the neck and elevate how you use the pentatonic scale in an ecosystem of must-know concepts. This is your chance to move beyond the basic pentatonic and redefine your sound.
How will this release help me?
Combine the pentatonic
Brian shows you how to lean into musical concepts from across the spectrum, all within a pentatonic framework. Blend the familiar structure you know which chromatics and take it further with seven-note scales.
Practice your dynamics
Work on a variety of essential skills in a musical context. Add life to phrases with bends and use slides to move in and out of lines.
Develop advanced skills
Find a home for those show-stopping skills. Learn how to use them to amp up your note choices with tapping, discover how a pro approaches using sweep picking and practice your legato for super smooth, neck-navigating legato passages.
Build your vocabulary
With the pentatonic scale as your launchpad, you'll skyrocket your vocabulary by exploring chromatic passing notes, altered scales and phrases that borrow and break the rules of pentatonic scale.
From the expert
Pentatonic scales sometimes have a bad image, like they're the "easy" or "beginner" scales. But there's so much you can do with them, as Brian Maillard demonstrates in these 20 solos. Using different combinations of pentatonic scales and chords, adding some full modal scales and chromatic notes, he shows how to create a huge range of melodic sounds.
What theory is covered?
Minor pentatonic
Blues scale
Aeolian
What techniques are covered?
Slides
Whammy
Tapping
Who's it for?
Built for intermediate and advanced players, it will help you add colour and hone your technique, all within a framework of pentatonic familiarity.
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