In this method we learn how SFS (String Fragment System) helps us tackle one of the most demanding challenges in improvisation, especially for guitar players: Improvising over chord and key changes.
- Effortlessly switch to the appropriate Pentatonic Scale for each chord change.
- Navigate and solo over complex music without using "box" shapes.
- Move freely everywhere on the fretboard.
- Lifetime Access (including future updates) on all your devices.
"When I first tried out Prokopis' system, to my amazement I 'immediately' began to map out the scale sequences with SFS. Prokopis is certainly a talented musician and teacher.”
Karl Sartin
“The very visual approach of SFS has already unlocked my mind to the fretboard. Having bought many many books and videos etc, I can safely say this is the very best system for me.”
Darren Wormald
Your Instructor
I am a music geek fascinated with learning new things, and improving my guitar skills. But I'm also very passionate about helping others do the same!
After studying in the Greek National Conservatory, and Berklee College of Music, I began performing and teaching privately in 2001.
Since then, I have been developing new methods for effective musical training. My mission with String Systems is to share them with the world :-)
Course Contents
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StartLesson 1 - Introduction (7:24)
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StartLesson 2 - Minor, Horizontal, strings 6 and 5 (9:47)
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StartLesson 3 - Minor, Horizontal, strings 4,3,2, and 1 (6:41)
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StartLesson 4 - Major, Horizontal, all strings (3:57)
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StartLesson 5 - Minor, Vertical (7:11)
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StartLesson 6 - Major, Vertical (4:45)
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StartLesson 7 - Complete SFS, Horizontal (10:47)
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StartLesson 8 - Complete SFS, Horizontal, Descending (3:56)
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StartLesson 9 - Complete SFS, Vertical (9:19)
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StartLesson 10 - Alternative Root Notes, Minor, Horizontal (7:22)
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StartLesson 11 - Alternative Root Notes, Major, Horizontal (6:14)
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StartLesson 12 - Instant Diminished Scale (8:02)
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StartLesson 13 - Where to use the HW Diminished Scale (8:27)
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StartLesson 14 - Where to use the Whole-Tone Scale (3:08)
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StartLesson 15 - Pentatonic Hacks for II-V Progressions (8:21)
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StartLesson 16 - Minor II-V Progressions (3:19)
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StartLesson 17 - Pentatonic Freedom (3:16)
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StartLesson 18 - Song Form Application 1 (12:16)
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StartLesson 19 - Song Form Application 2 (6:04)
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StartLesson 20 - Going Further (2:44)
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StartNote Drills - ABCD (11:18)
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StartNote Drills - ABCDEFG (10:59)
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StartBacking Tracks & Key Cycles (79:34)
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StartExtra - All Pentatonic Fingerings Without Memorisation (7:26)
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StartExtra - The difference Between Minor and Major Pentatonics (8:43)
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StartExtra - Where to use Pentatonic Scales (7:00)
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StartExtra - The Mystery Of the Two Blue Notes (4:44)
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StartExtra - Instant Whole Tone Scale (11:21)
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StartNote on Video Downloads
“…Thank you so much. I love your lessons, keep it up! You have a calling for this work.”
Eric Bang
Frequently Asked Questions
“…When I first watched a few of your videos, I instantly knew there was something different about this system. I cannot believe all guitar players are not taught this way. It’s so simple and it makes sense so quickly.”
Jimm Panik