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Free online courseEletric Guitar Intermediate level

Duration of the online course: 2 hours and 59 minutes

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Elevate your guitar skills with our free Intermediate Electric Guitar course. Perfect for mastering lead guitar techniques in 21 comprehensive lessons. Join now!

In this free course, learn about

  • Introduction & Course Overview
  • Pentatonic Shapes & Early Improvisation
  • Lead Techniques & Riff Application
  • Linking Patterns & Scale Navigation
  • Solo Construction & Expressive Techniques
  • Improvisation, Bending Mastery & Key Changes
  • Course Wrap-Up & Next Steps

Course Description

Welcome to the "Electric Guitar Intermediate Level" course, a comprehensive and engaging journey designed to elevate your guitar playing skills. This course falls under the category of Instruments and Vocal, specifically in the subcategory of Electric Guitar. With a total duration of 2 hours and 59 minutes, this meticulously structured course will take you from basic lead playing concepts to more nuanced and sophisticated techniques that intermediate players need to master.

The course begins with an overview and introduction of the "Intermediate Lead Guitar" series, setting the stage for the learning path ahead. We'll get you comfortable with the course layout, goals, and what you can expect to achieve by the end of this educational journey. From there, we dive straight into the lessons.

The lessons are structured to build incrementally on your existing skills. Starting from Lesson 1, you will be exposed to essential intermediate guitar techniques and exercises that are specifically designed to enhance your proficiency. Each lesson is detailed and focuses on specific aspects of lead guitar playing, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience.

After completing Lesson 1, you'll receive guidance on what to watch and focus on before progressing to the next lesson. This reflective pause is crucial for consolidating the knowledge and skills you've just acquired. As you advance through Lessons 2 to 5, your techniques will start to take shape with new chords, scales, and playing styles that are essential for any intermediate electric guitarist.

Finishing Unit 1 is a significant milestone. You'll be prompted to take a moment to review and internalize what you've just learned before advancing. From Lesson 6 onward, the course dives deeper into more complex techniques and concepts. You'll be exposed to a series of lessons (6 through 10) that challenge you to refine your lead guitar prowess through advanced exercises and practice routines.

Lessons 11 through 15 continue this journey, introducing you to intricate playing techniques that help you develop speed, accuracy, and emotive expression in your playing. You'll gain deeper insights into how professional guitarists think and play, enabling you to start integrating these concepts into your own unique style.

By the time you reach Lessons 16 through 21, you will be mastering the advanced techniques of intermediate lead guitar playing. These lessons are designed to be the final steps in solidifying your skills, ensuring you are confident, competent, and ready to take on more advanced challenges in the future.

Upon completing the course, you'll be given a comprehensive review and next steps on your guitar journey. You will feel a sense of accomplishment and readiness to tackle more advanced guitar courses or bring a newfound depth to your current playing style.

We invite you to immerse yourself in this richly rewarding educational experience and unlock your electric guitar skills to their fullest potential. Happy playing!

Course content

  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Course Introduction] Level 1 01m
  • Exercise: What is the primary objective of the 'Lead Guitar Intermediate Level One' course?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 1 of 21] Level 1 08m
  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of the intermediate lead course in electric guitar as described?
  • Video class: Lesson One Done! Watch this before moving on. 01m
  • Exercise: What is one of the benefits of joining the YJ club for learning guitar according to the text?
  • Exercise: What is one of the primary benefits of joining the YJ club as mentioned in the text?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 2 of 21] Level 1 08m
  • Exercise: What is the recommended minimum BPM (beats per minute) you should aim for when playing all five pentatonic shapes in the key of A minor during practice, according to the course?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 3 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: What is the main focus of the exercise described in the text?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 4 of 21] Level 1 10m
  • Exercise: What is the benefit of using 'airport' locations on the fretboard when playing solos?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 5 of 21] Level 1 09m
  • Exercise: What is the primary focus when beginning to improvise on the electric guitar, according to the lesson?
  • Video class: Unit 1 Done! Watch this before moving on. 01m
  • Exercise: What is one of the main benefits of joining the YJ Club for guitar learners?
  • Exercise: What is one of the benefits of joining the YJ Club for guitar learning?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 6 of 21] Level 1 11m
  • Exercise: Which guitar technique involves plucking the string with your finger as you pull away to play the next note?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 7 of 21] Level 1 01m
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 8 of 21] Level 1 08m
  • Exercise: In the lesson about the 'white dog' riff, which musical key is primarily utilized for the riff and involves starting on a specific root note location on the guitar?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 9 of 21] Level 1 05m
  • Exercise: When transitioning from the E string to the B string in the described riff, which frets are involved in the movement based on the pentatonic shape one?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 10 of 21] Level 1 09m
  • Exercise: In the context of linking patterns for electric guitar, what is the primary technique being discussed to create a more fluid transition between pentatonic shapes?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 11 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: What is the key concept of the 'second linking pattern' as described in the text?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 12 of 21] Level 1 06m
  • Exercise: What is the technique commonly used to create pitch variation on the guitar by changing the string tension using fingers?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 13 of 21] Level 1 12m
  • Exercise: What is the primary purpose of practicing the mega linking pattern exercise on the electric guitar?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 14 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: In the video, it is mentioned that the solo moves through two different keys. Which keys are these?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 15 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: When performing a double-note bend in the context of electric guitar pentatonic licks, what is the primary technique used to achieve the desired sound?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 16 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: When transitioning from shape four to shape five in the pentatonic scale within this solo, which fret on the guitar do you initially slide over to?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 17 of 21] Level 1 07m
  • Exercise: What is the primary goal of the '1 3 2 4 Spider Exercise' as described in the lesson?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 18 of 21] Level 1 10m
  • Exercise: What is an essential first step in learning to improvise solos and play leads on the guitar, according to the course content?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 19 of 21] Level 1 08m
  • Exercise: When practicing bends in a C minor pentatonic scale using pentatonic shapes, what is a suggested approach to ensure a clear sound in the notes while bending, as mentioned in the lesson?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 20 of 21] Level 1 12m
  • Exercise: When playing in the key of B minor, which pentatonic shape corresponds to the B note found on the A string, second fret?
  • Video class: Intermediate Lead Guitar Course [Lesson 21 of 21] Level 1 04m
  • Exercise: What is one of the essential skills to have before moving on to more advanced electric guitar techniques?
  • Video class: Course Complete! Here's What To Do Next 01m
  • Exercise: What is suggested as the next step after completing the beginner electric guitar course?
  • Exercise: What does the YJ Club offer to help guitar students progress after completing a course?

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