
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS




The Ultimate approach to Vertical and Horizontal Improvisation on Guitar!
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STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
A new vision for improvisation
on Guitar!
Guitar students and teachers of all levels will find this incredibly systematic approach,
easy to understand, with ideas, that can be
applied instantly!
Streets and Highways helps
dramatically with:
1) Visualization
2) Note name recognition
3) "Framing" all 4 forms of
the Major scale on the neck
4) Connecting all Pentatonic
scales and shapes,
to the Major scale and modes.

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Learning the 'Streets and Highways' method from Dana helped me clearly see the guitar fretboard as an organized map, allowing me to quickly and effectively move throughout, without hesitation. Not only has it helped me visualize better, but it has also greatly enhanced my speed during practice. Being able to accurately create smooth transitions from register to register has been one of the most awesome benefits of this approach.
Elijah L.
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Dana's VGT has been a cornerstone of my guitar development for over three decades, consistently
propelling my musical voice upward. Now, with "Streets and Highways," Dana has delivered a
phenomenal evolution, seamlessly integrating 3-note-per-string and conventional patterns with VGT.
This isn't just an improvement; it's the most powerful guitar method, period.
Dirk P
"I have thoroughly enjoyed learning the 'Streets and Highways' method taught by Dana. This framework completely unlocked how I view the 5 pentatonic shapes and showed me how to move between them fluidly along each string. It has introduced so much freedom to my improvisation, and I finally feel like I can jam with other musicians without any trouble. It has also helped immensely with note recognition and instantly identifying exactly which shapes I can use anywhere on the neck for any given key.
I knew next to nothing about fretboard architecture when I started, and within just three months, my skill and knowledge have jumped to an entirely new level. Thanks, Dana!"
James W