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Arpeggio Workout | Extending the Pattern to it's Chord Family [free pdf]
For the full post & free pdf visit https://www.practicemakesbettermusic.com/chord-family-arpeggios
If you are interested in one-on-one lessons visit my site to check out the mentorship program. It is a program that includes two private lessons per month and a personalized practice routine that we develop together. If you want to have a lesson experience that is goal oriented and fun then it might be a good fit for you. https://www.practicemakesbettermusic.com/mentorship/
00:00 - Start
00:14 - Introduction
01:38 - Reviewing The Shape
02:23 - The Scale In Chords
03:00 - Exercise 1 Explanation
05:25 - Exercise 2 Explanation
06:34 - Exercise 3 Explanation
08:30 - Exercise 4 Explanation
09:53 - Practice Workout Tempo 1 - 50bpm
12:41 - Practice Workout Tempo 2 - 70bpm
14:42 - Practice Workout Tempo 3 - 90bpm
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If you are interested in one-on-one lessons visit my site to check out the mentorship program. It is a program that includes two private lessons per month and a personalized practice routine that we develop together. If you want to have a lesson experience that is goal oriented and fun then it might be a good fit for you. https://www.practicemakesbettermusic.com/mentorship/
00:00 - Start
00:14 - Introduction
01:38 - Reviewing The Shape
02:23 - The Scale In Chords
03:00 - Exercise 1 Explanation
05:25 - Exercise 2 Explanation
06:34 - Exercise 3 Explanation
08:30 - Exercise 4 Explanation
09:53 - Practice Workout Tempo 1 - 50bpm
12:41 - Practice Workout Tempo 2 - 70bpm
14:42 - Practice Workout Tempo 3 - 90bpm
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Learn how to use simple triad shapes to find your way around chord progressions. The triad shapes on strings 2-4 sit very comfortably in the hands, and are easy to embellish! They can help you to compose or improvise great sounding chord riffs and melodies.
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If you like this content, check out my site where I have a course that expands in great detail on this idea. It’s called Guitar Synergy, and if you practice the exercises diligently through the course, you will master triads and feel comfortable guiding yourself around the neck with them. If you want a discount, just find my email address on the website and email me. https://practicemakesbettermusic.com/register/guitar-synergy-level-one/
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It's the second week of June, and that means it arpeggio time! I've really enjoyed diving into this topic once again. This week I cover a two octave arpeggio progression, using simple chord movement to demonstrate the use of inversions.
The progression is a I-IV-V in the key of B flat. If you know your number system, you will recognize this as the most common chord progression that typifies popular songs from every genre. It's hard to think of a more fundamental chord pattern than this.
In this lesson I wanted to demonstrate one of my favorite ways to play arpeggios. By thinking of the triad shapes in two separate octaves I find that it is more visually simple to understand. There are many ways to make arpeggios on guitar, but this one works well for me! Maybe it will for you too.
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04:44 - First Inversion Shape
05:53 - Second Inversion Shape
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09:48 - Root Position Progression Demo
10:14 - I-IV-V First Inversion
11:23 - First Inversion Progression Demo
11:42 - I-IV-V Second Inversion
13:30 - Full Slow Demo
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16:56 - Tempo 2 - 75bpm
18:23 - Tempo 3 - 90bpm
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Check out this rock guitar practice solo to work on your improvisation. Learn the solo with the step-by-step walk through and work it up with the practice tracks at the end.
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01:07 - Walk-through
01:18 - Phrase 1
02:05 - Phrase 2
03:22 - Phrase 3
04:34 - Phrase 4
07:13 - Phrase 5
08:13 - Phrase 6
09:47 - Phrase 7
10:51 - Phrase 8
12:12 - Conclusion
13:31 - Practice Along - 72bpm
14:34 - Practice Along - 82bpm
15:32 - Practice Along - 92bpm
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In this video I present for you, step-by-step, my arrangement of "How Deep Is Your Love" by the Bee Gee's as a chord melody.
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As I've outlined in previous videos, I use a way of thinking about patterns on the neck that I call the Big 3. If you want a basic introduction to the idea of the Big 3 then check out the video linked below.
So in this new video, I use that way of thinking as a foundation to show some basic patterns for 7th chord arpeggios. This is just adding another layer to the foundation that the big 3 provide, and shows one of the ways that you can build on them to expand into more complex and rich harmony.
My goal is to - over time - build up a catalog of video lessons that show all the ways you can expand out from the Big 3 concept to really grow your understanding of all of the patterns across the neck. This will take a while, but this video is another step towards that goal and hopefully will spark some further ideas for you.
You can access the PDF that accompanies this video via the first link below. Until next time, thank you for your support!
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00:26 - The Big 3
00:58 - Major 7: 1st Inversion
02:29 - Major 7: 2nd Inversion
04:19 - Major 7: Root Position
05:29 - Major 7: Practice Idea
06:26 - Dominant 7: 1st Inversion
07:13 - Dominant 7: 2nd Inversion
07:57 - Dominant 7: Root Position
08:41 - Minor 7: 1st Inversion
09:22 - Minor 7: 2nd Inversion
10:09 - Minor 7: Root Position
12:54 - Related Chords
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03:15 - Connecting The Inversions
05:20 - Introduction To Chord Variations
06:50 - Root Position Variations
08:45 - First Inversion Variations
10:34 - Second Inversion Variations
12:29 - Third Inversion Variations
14:08 - Review Of All Chords & Variations
15:19 - Wrapping Up: Suspended Chord Inversions
17:55 - Resolving Suspended Chords
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In the third part of this series I demonstrate the dominant 7 voicings on the first 4 strings with some variations on each of the inversions. This video focuses on the natural extensions of the dominant chord, meaning the natural 9, 11, and 13, rather than on any altered notes like #9 or b9 etc. Altered dominant chords will be covered in the next installment.
Additionally I show how I like to practice the inversions using a melody note to help my ears connect the shapes to where I'm at in the scale.
I specifically single out the dominant sus chord inversions at the end of the lesson, because I find this chord and it's inversions extremely useful and they have a very nice sound that fits into many different styles of music. I'll go into where and how to use dominant sus chords in a future lesson. Leave a comment if that is something you want to see.
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