Advanced Course

🇮🇳 Rs. 20000 / 🌎 420$

Already have a basic understanding of guitar and theory? Take the Advanced Guitar course to climb up your skill ladder! If you are aware of the most basic concepts, you could qualify for the advanced course after completing an audition. If you already play for a band and are looking to do music professionally, this course will help you fine-tune your skills. The course will also be customised to suit your playing style!
Gear up and get ready to learn about chords and scale relationships. Learn more styles of music like finger-picking, blues, and country. We’ll also teach you cool techniques to help you rock solos.

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By the end of this course, you’ll be able to

Play advanced chords, rhythms, and riffs.
Play guitar solos
Recognise and play different styles of music
Compose your very own arrangement
Use processors and guitar rigs, and make your guitar sound incredible.
Take your ear training skills and musical concepts to the next level.
Learn cool techniques like sliding and bending.

Curriculum

Advanced Rhythm exercises

Playing different time signatures, on and off count patterns using a metronome
Mastering the swung and straight rhythm feel.

Music composition and songwriting

How to place a hook, a solo, a melody line, and a harmony
Syncing lyrics to a tune
Song structure

Scales and modal theory

In this, we not only look at how they are played but also an understanding of its usage in composition and improvisation

Theory

Advanced Ear training
Understanding the role of a guitarist

Technique

Learning riffs, licks and progressions of great songs
Chord extensions and their use in modern music
Functioning and Static dominants
Understanding and using Chord inversions in compositions
How to get a good tone out of your instrument
Playing with Dynamics
Alternate picking; Hybrid picking; Tremolando picking
Left and right hand coordination

Soloing skills

An understanding of phrasing and different approaches. Hammer-ons, pull-offs, bends, legato, vibrato, harmonics and pinch harmonics, string skipping and tapping, arpeggios, sweep picking, shredding, hybrid/economy picking, usage of a tremolo/ whammy bar

Improvising bass riffs in the left hand using only two or three notes
Using a predetermined series of chord changes, and improvising to create new melodies and harmonies
Jamming to a constant riff in the bass line
Rearranging popular songs.

Usage of processors and guitar rigs

Delay, chorus, flanger, octave, fuzz, distortion, overdrive, wah, stomp boxes, compression, gate, drive, EQ