Scale diagrams for examples presented in this lesson can be found here: acousticguitarlessonsonline.net/how-to-play-phrygian-mode-on-guitar

Flamenco is such a cool style :)

Phrygian is one of my favorite modes! Thanks, Simon

Terrific, eye-opening lesson! I didn't realize there were so many options here. Thanks!

You have blown my mind again Simon! Wow thank you. So clear and easy to understand! 🤯🎸

Aula simplesmente maravilhosa, Simon. Obrigado.

I am loving your videos and am considering purchasing your fingerpicking course, but I had some questions. Is this course appropriate for me, as someone who hasn't yet mastered rhythm guitar playing? (More detail on my level below). My other questions are related to how the course works. If I purchase gold, I get two guitar lessons a month. Are these video lessons or live? If they are videos, how many lessons total are in the whole course? Is this a subscription? What if I am not ready to move on to the next lesson when a new lesson is sent or unlocked? Do I get lifetime access to the materials? Thanks in advance!! More about my level: I'm still learning how to strum well- and can't yet coordinate some faster or more syncopated strum patterns with singing, and flat out can't do more nuanced or complex patterns yet. I'm feeling more comfortable with chord changes and am starting to get some barre chords to sound half-decent. I started re-learning guitar last year and from the beginning wanted to know fingerpicking- trouble was, I didn't know that it was called that or that it was a specific style I could learn all on it's own 😂😅. I only knew of classical and "popular" or rhythm as tracks to learn- so I started on both hoping eventually they would come together into the type of guitar playing I love and admire the most. I am enjoying the things I'm doing now in both realms but wish I was working more directly on reaching my goal of fingerpicking.

I bet a Lydian video is coming up next. 😅