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★ Turefire - 50 Rock Virtuoso Guitar Licks You Must Know - Scott allen

In Music of the Western World, Weiss and Taruskin define virtuoso as a performer "whose technical accomplishments were so pronounced as to dazzle the public."

Virtuosi Franz Liszt, Luigi Boccherini, Arthur Rubinstein, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman would all personify that definition. Those names don\'t ring a bell? Simply substitute Joe Satriani, Greg Howe, Eddie Van Halen, Eric Johnson, Paul Gilbert and Reb Beach as contemporary examples.

All virtuosi in their own right, and all significant contributor to the semantics of modern rock guitar. Scott Allen celebrates these and other virtuosi in this collection of 50 Virtuoso Rock Licks You MUST Know.

Video Introduction

Click below for a sample video from the course

About the Guitar Lesson Plan

Interactive Video Guitar Instruction

Scott\'s diverse range of Virtuoso Rock Licks is not for the weak of heart -- you\'ll put in plenty of shed-time to get a solid grip on the legato, hammering, tapping, sweeping and speed-picking techniques required to pull these off on the fretboard. No pain, no gain as they say but the rewards are so rich you\'ll come back begging for more.

Yes, you should learn these 50 licks note-for-note in the shed to develop the chops and vocabulary BUT you are forbidden by the Law of Originality to play them note-for-note on the stage -- twist them, turn them, combine them and make them your own just like the virtuosi do.

You\'ll learn sequenced licks that can be applied to everything from metal to jazz to fusion, pop and virtually everything in between. You\'ll pick up on advanced scales and improvisational approaches. You\'ll nail those tapping triplets ala Eddie Van Halen. Satch’s ascending legato hammers and descending diatonic pull-offs will no longer mystify you. Rhoads-inspired tapping 16th-note groupings in fours will fuel your own fretboard inventions. Greg Howe\'s first-finger string attack technique will become second nature for you too. Reb Beach\'s tap and pluck head-turning technique will blow your mind. 32nd-note Petrucci-inspired lickage, Gilbert\'s 16th-note sequences, Eric Johnson-powered pentatonics and so much more will keep you happily busy and challenged in the shed for a long, long time.

All of the licks are presented over a rhythm track for context and then followed by a detailed breakdown of the line along with the techniques being employed to perform it. Everything is tabbed and notated, plus you\'ll also get all of the rhythm tracks to practice the lines over a backing track by yourself.

Join the virtuosi today!

About Your Instructor

Scott Allen

Scott Allen is a Musicians Institute (G.I.T) graduate whose band Scott Allen Project has opened for a number of national acts such as: Lynch Mob, Michael Schenker, Gary Hoey, Eric Martin of Mr. Big, Dave Meniketti of Y&T, Eric Gales and more. While attending Musicians Institute Scott studied with such notable instructors as: Steve Trovato, Nick Nolan, Keith Wyatt, Paul Hanson, Frank Gambale, Jennifer Batten, Brett Garsed, T.J Helmerich, Scott Henderson, David Oakes, Tommy Tedesco, Daniel Gilbert, Danny Gill and Tom Kolb.

Scott has been a full time guitar instructor, performer, recording artist and session player since graduating from G.I.T in 1996. In 2009 Scott began his successful Shred on Arrival clinic series which combines live performances with guitar instruction focusing on advanced lead guitar techniques such as eight finger tapping, multi octave sweep arpeggios, and speed picking.

What you Get:

Video software (Windows and Mac) withTrueFire\'s Lesson Playerincluding...

• - 171 Minutes of Video
• - Text Commentary
• - Tab and Notation
• - Jam Tracks
• - Power Tab
• - Guitar Pro

Curriculum

Intermediate - Advanced

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. 50 Video Lessons
3. Conclusion