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Guitar B Minor: Sweep Picking

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Summary: Sweep picking can be a useful method for playing in B minor on guitar. Learn to sweep pick in B minor from a seasoned musician in this free guitar video.

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By Stephen Haendiges
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Stephen Haendiges is a seasoned musician, guitarist, teacher, composer and performer with over 15 years of experience. Stephen has recorded and performed in top clubs all around the...read more

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"In this example I'm going to do a B minor lead and I'm going to incorporate sweet picking and mixing it with hammer ons and pull offs. With the backing tracks it will sound a bit like this. OK, what I did there was playing over B minor, F sharp minor progression. I started with a little subtle sweet picking and did a hammer on pull off, like that and then just played up the scale a little bit and mixing hammer ons with picking, just doing like every other note picked again, giving it a nice Spanish flavor and throw in a little accidental note for good measure. But you know, you can throw notes in there like that, their often called flatted notes where you playing, it's technically in the B minor scale. It would actually fall into the B harmonic minor scale. But there are little textures that might give it a romantic sound to your lead playing."

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