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The student and tutor engaged in a guitar lesson, practicing finger exercises and learning to play song riffs. They discussed picking techniques, muting, and musical interpretation, and the tutor shared insights into songwriting and performance.

The Tutor and Student worked on advanced guitar techniques, including metronome practice with drum tracks, precise string bending, and connecting pentatonic scale patterns across the fretboard. They practiced specific licks and exercises to improve fluidity, fretboard visualization, and musical expression, with a focus on incorporating these techniques into improvisation.

The guitar lesson covered finger dexterity exercises at increasing tempos, palm muting techniques for songs, and advanced chord voicings like C add 9. The student practiced these skills, receiving feedback on technique and theoretical concepts, with plans to continue practicing palm muting and chord transitions.

The student and tutor reviewed guitar finger exercises, focusing on technique and speed. They selected a song for practice, "Manchild," and explored music theory concepts including seventh chords, movable bar chords, and fretboard note names. The session concluded with an emphasis on practicing bar chords and new chord shapes.

The Student and Tutor focused on guitar technique, practicing scale patterns, rhythmic accuracy with a metronome, and finger dexterity exercises like hammer-ons and pull-offs. They discussed the pentatonic scale as a foundational concept for navigating the fretboard and improving soloing. The session concluded with exercises to build muscle memory for legato playing.

The Student and Tutor worked on advanced guitar techniques, focusing on fretboard navigation, scale and arpeggio execution using the CAGED system, and rhythmic accuracy. They practiced applying these concepts to a specific song and discussed the foundational role of pentatonic scales for improvisation. The next steps involve continued practice of the song's rhythms and exploring minor CAGED system applications.