This famous piece of music is from the Jamzone, and offers a LOT to help you improve.

Here we play a metal adaptation of J. S. Bach's Prelude in C minor. This style is of guitar music is often called 'Neoclassical', championed by guitarists like Yngwie Malmsteen. It's based on the concept of playing classical music styles using electric guitars, rock backing, virtuoso poses and lots of hair.

This is a difficult piece to play fast, however, playing it slower and working at it over time will reap many rewards for you in the long run. You don't have to play it as fast as the normal speed version in order to learn this tune. So DON'T be put off by the difficulty rating too much, but do expect to work hard to get it right even at a much slower speed!

If you can play consistently along with the slower paced ActionTab without mistakes, that is a major accomplishment. Speed will come over time, the more you practice and play it.

Not only is this a cool tune to play, it teaches you some important things about rhythm, melodic soloing and positional play. Play out the normal speed and watch the slower ActionTab fingering first - then read the accompanying lesson in the JamZone Section. You'll learn a lot of VERY important tips and important guitar playing advice there. You'll also learn about what is happening in this ActionTab, and the best way to approach it. We strongly recommend you go there now, you'll need to know it!