Tommaso Zillio

It isn`t difficult to learn to study theory the correct way. It can actually be easier and more fun than you expect.

Music theory isn;t learning how to write down different notes, or practicing and reciting scales on a guitar. It`s about experiencing the way notes interact and the effect they have on the listener.

If you are wondering how modern metal players use all these "wrong" notes and still sound great - here`s how.

If your guitar heroes use a lot of "wrong" notes and make them sound "right" (and you can`t), here`s how to do it.

Dealing with blues songs featuring incredibly complicated chord changes can be easier than you think.

How to breathe new life in your licks and prepare for real-life playing at the same time.

See how one of the least exciting concepts in music theory can actually help you create awesome licks.

Knowing all the notes on your fretboard is more useful and simpler than you think. Read here how.

Wrapping your mind around the old "cowboy chords" but have no idea where to go from there? Here is a simple concept helping you break free and stimulating creativity.

A lot has been written on Blues soloing, but preciously little on creative Blues rhythm playing. Don`t get caught playing the usual three power chords.

You might think that the pentatonic scale is just an easy scale but with no depth - well, you are wrong.

The CAGED system as is commonly taught has a number of problems that prevent you to reach your full potential.