SOLOS Stuck in a RUT? 2 COOL IDEAS to Break Out!

Too often when we're soloing or improvising, we find ourselves endlessly noodling without any direction, or we find ourselves playing the same guitar licks over and over.
Here are two cool ways to add a sense of melody, a feeling of intent to your guitar leads.
Remember, a solo should be a "composition within a composition," a "song within a song," so try these ideas TODAY to make your solos more melodic and expressive!
Here is the video on intervals: • The Two "MISSING LINKS...
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[@GablePointStudio]

This is a good confidence builder. Thanks!

[@GuitarJourney1]

You are very welcome! 🎸😸

[@eliteacademyofmusicandmoti7313]

These principles are useful starting points for aspiring composers, as well.

[@GuitarJourney1]

Yes, these ideas are the building blocks of many compositions, both classical and modern. 🎸🎼🎹

[@kimchristenson5573]

Love this lesson! Thank you!

[@GuitarJourney1]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it interesting. 🎸☕

[@floridarusticrepairs]

The way you first took your motif example and built it into a lead with depth and emotion was inspiring. Please add more lead playing to these lessons! Fantastic to see how it's done.

[@GuitarJourney1]

You got it! And thank you for writing! 🎸🎸

[@PaulPalmer-bu9vl]

Yet another great lesson. Very useful ideas to help us better perform solo’s. It all makes so much sense.
Thank you!

[@GuitarJourney1]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you found it useful. 🎸👊

[@LauraBonazzoli]

Love the way you used the wide interval leap. Really helpful video!

[@GuitarJourney1]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it interesting. 🎸🎼

[@SonatinaBelle]

I hear motifs in my violin music all the time.

[@GuitarJourney1]

Yes, they are a building block of many compositions! 🎸🎻

[@MichaelPepin-tp6uf]

Since I am currently working on improves, this lesson is very timely. And that single cut guitar is beautiful.

[@GuitarJourney1]

Thank you so much! Yes, "Scorch" is a beautiful instrument! 🎸🎸

[@tomsilber5938]

Great lesson, I have much to learn thanks

[@GuitarJourney1]

Thank you for writing! And yes, we ALL have much to learn. 🎸☕

[@mariegill7481]

I am the eternal noodler 😂. I like the large interval concept. A song within a song.

[@GuitarJourney1]

Like I say, there's actually nothing wrong with noodling, as long as it eventually leads us somewhere. Noodling is fine, maybe even necessary, to get us started. 🎸😺