
About this course
This is the level where rhythm playing and lead playing stop being separate subjects. The sixth module of the Intermediate Electric Guitar Course rounds off Grade 4 by teaching you the styles and fretboard knowledge that the best rhythm-lead players — Hendrix, Frusciante, Johnny Marr, The Edge — are all built on, and gives you three jam tracks to prove you can actually do it.
Key Focus Areas:
• Legato Lead Speed: Three cycling licks in the style of Angus Young and Slash.
• Rhythm Meets Lead: Learn to sound like two instruments at once.
• Major Seventh Chords: The wistful, dreamy chord behind The Smiths, The Beatles and Under the Bridge.
• Triads on the Top Three Strings: Why they're one of the highest-return things you can learn.
• Three Jam Tracks: A synth-rock track in the style of The Killers and solo-era Johnny Marr, a Hendrix-style three-chord jam, and a triad workout in the style of The Who.
• Grade 4 Consolidation: The complete checklist of scales, chords, rhythm skills and techniques you need to pass Grade 4, a practice routine built around your weakest areas, and my top song recommendations to lock it all in.
Videos
Finger Gym 6: Three Steps to Super Lead Legato Speed
Muted Rhythm: Lead Playing
Major Seven Chord Shapes
Synth Rock Jam Track
Hendrix Style Jam Track
Why You NEED to Learn Triads
String 1–3 Triads in C Major
String 1–3 Triads in D Major
String 1–3 Triads in G and A Major
The Who Style Jam Track
Practice Routine and Grade 4 Consolidation
Songs for Level 6
Recommended Songs
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