Using Arpeggios to Improvise (demonstration)
Music Theory: Level 2
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Arpeggios are not just a flashy trick for shred lords. They are an extremely useful tool for any guitar player, no matter what genre of music you prefer. In this lesson, I demonstrate how using arpeggios can help you navigate through difficult chord changes by outlining essential chord tones to form effective melodies. There are many applications for arpeggios, but a practical understanding of how they're constructed will transform your guitar playing in the best way.
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