Improvise

If you want to learn to play great lead guitar solos, whether to Rock, Blues or Jazz songs, then you have come to the right site!

We have designed a unique course to help guide you every step of the way.

This course is available to download now and includes the following special features:

bullet FULLY INTERACTIVE - just add you and your guitar!
bullet FLASH DRIVEN - designed to run straight off your PC or MAC
bullet 92 SOUND FILES OF EXERCISES - listen to what you have to play, then play along
bullet 145 HOURS OF BACKING TRACKS - a whole band at your disposal - just waiting for you to join in!
bullet EASY TO READ TAB AND CHORD DIAGRAMS - no previous knowledge required.

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Welcome to ImproviseGuitar.com!

This site is dedicated to providing you the guitar player with all the help and guidance you might need to learn or improve your ability to Improvise.

Whether you play blues, rock, country, funk, reggae or jazz guitar this site will answer your questions, provide you with tips, guidance and the necessary inspiration to enjoy the best possible progress.

If there's anything you feel that's missing from the site then please email Nick@ImproviseGuitar.com with your suggestions - your feedback will always be welcome.

Happy Improvising!

Nick Minnion




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Tip of the week

Tip#1 - Lay foundations to learn fast

It's tempting just to hunt out tabs of your favourite guitar solos and learn them note for note, but this is really a very inefficient way to develop your guitar playing skills.

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Article#1 - Play badly!

Most guitar teachers would agree that it is a lot easier teaching kids to improvise than adults. The reason for this is that adults hate doing anything badly - they are conditioned to 'do it right' or 'do it properly'. Kids, on the other hand, seem to take the attitude - 'this is fun, what a lot of strange noises I'm making!'

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