An Introduction to Arpeggios!
Added 2024-03-10 02:04:53 +0000 UTCThis lesson touches on many of the things I discuss in my latest course 'The Art of Melodic Soloing.' Check it out here: https://www.brettpapa.com/the-art-of-melodic-soloing-with-jack-ruch
Comments
I like to look for the common notes in the Arpeggios, in this case B and D until you get to the F#7 where they both flat a semi-tone (1 fret). That Bb really emphasises the final chord. Funny how that note , even if it’s the Major 3rd of F#, gives the chord a minor quality! Maybe because it doesn’t really resolve.
Chris W
2024-03-10 10:39:53 +0000 UTCThanks so much Jack for all the recent "Introductory Level" lessons. They are great. You explain the theory very clearly and demonstrate which fingers to use at a reasonable speed so I don't have to replay the video 100 times. I really appreciate it. That chord progression Bm7 / E7 / Gmaj7 / F#7 sounds so great too! Is it from a particular song? Cheers
Andrew Woodgate
2024-03-10 03:35:18 +0000 UTC
