- Progressing from being a note player to Indian style fluency techniques
- sustained and connected playing techniques
- basics of slide, hammer on and pull off
- simple slide exercises
- simple hammer on exercises
- simple pull off exercises
- checklists and best practices on executing the 3 basic indian guitar playing elements successfully
- what is expected, how to progress further
- finger level exercises, changes, understanding and corrections
- usage of thumb and other fingers for repeated efficient slide playing
Master the above given techniques from the lessons to get your first steps to fluency strong.
Course Content
The very beginnings
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Foundational best practices | Staccato, Up-down etc
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pattern – mmg – other scales
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Scales + Slides = Ragas
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pattern – raga slide patterns reuse
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dorian pattern reuse
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Assess yourself Basics
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How to Slide
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fluency – don’t move thumb for better slide
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Assess Yourself Slide
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How to and Assess your Hammer on and Pull off
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Press hit same time for continuity
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4-5 tuning relationships explained on fretboard diagramn
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PracticalTuning relationship | Phrase examples
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Octave reality on guitar fretboard
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Count sequence of notes 1 octave E to E
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Sustain and connectedness between the notes example
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Note sustain open C practice
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C major scale open to closed conversion fretboad diagramn
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Palm gap and thumb anchor efficiency
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