GUITAR
Morning Session – Technique Expander
During the morning session the Monsters of Rock class learnt how to play licks that would work over the chords that they learnt on Day #2. This included:
The class working hard on their licks
- Minor pentatonic licks
- Dominant pentatonic licks
- Lydian pentatonic licks
- Diminished licks
The class then learnt how to play Jimi Hendrix version of ‘Hey Joe’ and continued working on the performance of Velvet Revolver’s ‘Slither’. The class also submitted their band names:
- Vice Versa
Max - Riffin'
- Out Of Order
- Velvet Rose
The class bands have now chosen their set lists and now have the task of choosing an image and designing a band logo.
Afternoon Session – Performance Class
During the afternoon session the class gathered into their bands and rehearsed their songs for the performance on Friday. In the final session of the day the class tried out some of the many rock hair styles.
- Rock Star Hair Styles
Check out the mug shots from the Rock Hair Styles Class:
http://southwestrocks2010.wordpress.com/rock-hair-styles-class/
Extreme Rock
Tim & Alessandro
- Intensive session on modes of the Melodic minor scale ( mainly super locrian and locrian #2)
- How to apply these scales over major and minor 2-5-1 progressions
- Brush up on the two performance pieces the students have learnt, performance tips – ” once more with feeling! “
- Tim
DRUMS
We covered:
Tom & Harry
- Off beat high hat patterns
- Fill ideas
- Linear fill ideas
- More ghost’s notes
- Groove and time keeping
Well done the drummers, they all played the off beats very well, Bring on Thursday! - Tom
Meet The Drummers!
Meet Lloyd, Harry and Joe
Tags: City of Bath College, Day #3, Drums, Extreme Rock, Guitar, IGF, International Guitar Foundation, Ministry of Guitar, Monsters of Rock, Richard Perkins, Rock Camp, South West Rocks, Tim Baker, Tom Gardiner
