Jonas Hornqvist: Soloing Techniques For Electric Guitar

Contents

• Foreword
• Not improving as fast as you want to?
• Pick and fingerings
• About the exercises, and tablature
• CHAPTER 1 Warm-up exercises
• Left hand
• Stretch”vningar
• Right hand13
• CHAPTER 2 Picking exercises
• Muting technique
• One-string technique
• Open strings20
• Open strings, song exercise
• Slides
• One-string technique with chord progressions
• Using several strings
• Special exercises
• Combining strings
• Using three strings
• Playing across all six strings
• CHAPTER 3 Note groupings
• Using sixteenth notes as sixteenth triplets
• Grouping in groups of 5, 7 and 9
• CHAPTER 4 Inside/Outside picking
• Inside/Outside song exercise
• CHAPTER 5 Interval exercises
• Thirds and fourths
• Fifths and sixths
• Sevenths and octaves
• Kapitel 6 Using octaves
• Sixteenth notes and sixteenth triplets
• Sixteenth triplets
• Song exercise
• CHAPTER 7 Chromatic ideas
• Chromatic patterns
• Pentatonic and diatonic ideas
• Chromatic chord progressions
• Chromatic song exercise
• CHAPTER 8 Pedal tones or Pivoting
• Basic exercises
• Starting from the root
• Using chord progressions
• Leading with a bass note
• More ways for using this technique
• CHAPTER 9 Arpeggios
• Two string arpeggios
• Three string arpeggios
• Four string arpeggios
• Five string arpeggios
• Six string arpeggios
• CHAPTER 10 String skipping
• Song exercise and arpeggio
• Arpeggio and a Dorian string skipping exercise
• CHAPTER 11 Tapping
• Playing all over the fretboard
• Combining patterns
• Using string skipping
• Mirror tapping
• Double tapping
• CHAPTER 12 Variations on the circle of fifths
• Chord progression and variations
• Pivoting techniques and thirds harmony parts
• Using sextuplets
• Using arpeggios
• CHAPTER 13 Legato
• Using octaves
• CHAPTER 14 Exotic scales
• Iwato and Hindu
• 8 Note Spanish, Hungarian Minor, Oriental
• Enigmatic, Overtone, Algerian
• Exotic scales
• Final words
• Personal thanks and inspirations