[Lead Guitar Improvising] Choosing The Best Notes For Your Guitar Solo

Every guitar player wants to play expressive guitar solos… but most don’t know how.
You are about to become one of those who do.
Watch this video to discover:
- The key part of your guitar playing mechanism that makes creativity possible (hint: it has nothing to do with your hands).
- How to quickly hear music in your head and find those notes on your guitar (even if you are not yet an advanced guitar player).
- How to consistently make the best note choices over any backing track, in any key.
- How to creatively use consonance & dissonance to make your listeners feel whatever emotions you want them to feel - on command.
- How to know in advance if the music you hear in your head will sound good over the chords. (And what adjustments to make to ENSURE it sounds great every time).
Learn more lead guitar secrets most guitar players don’t know at tomhess.net/TheFormulaForPlay...
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[@JoeTayMetal]

I may be lacking in MUSIC THEORY ADVANTAGES and under cutting myself but I play off of feel and memory. If it sounds good, I use it.. and when you combine Tom Hess's teaching concepts and techniques... makes the journey fun

[@jamesmaxwell5415]

I can't believe 5 minutes just changed the way I look at composing/improving! This is so helpful, Thank You :)

[@f0reverm0r]

Awesome video! I know this is one of my current weaknesses and something I have to work on and improve a lot. Thank you!

[@cpm5689]

Thank you Tom Hess! Something I need to work on...

[@DarrylPowis]

I like this idea for practising aural training.