I Got Rhythm Guitar 11 - Arpeggiated Chords II

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   Hi there Joe Kataldo here, this is the second lesson on Arpeggiated chords were we will keep to analyze and practice in a musical way the most common patterns from simple to complex.

This Lesson Will Improve
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Arpeggiated Rhythm Patterns

Play Chord Progression

Chords Embellishment


Arpeggiated Chords II
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Things start to be a little more complex from the previous lesson,

The picking pattern for this lesson is constant: DOWN - UP - UP - UP


the picking motion is not the constant alternate one you are accustomed to, but follow the same rules of economy picking, you will change from Down picking to Up picking only when you have to change direction. Keep practicing this way, because is the most flawless method to play arpeggiated parts, specially in live situations.


The Progression is:

Dsus2 - Dm - Dsus4 - Dm

Dsus2/F - Dsus2/E - Dsus2 Dm - Dsus4 C/D

Dsus2 - Dm - Dsus4 - Dm

Dsus2/F - Cadd9 - Dadd9/11 Dm7add9 - Dm7 add9/11


Techniques Focus
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The most important aspect when playing this exercise is to let ring all the notes


Theory Focus
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Many of the complex chords which the progression is made, are constructed playing triad over base notes:

ex.

C/D is made of a C triad over a D bass note

D minor Scale

1-2-3-4-5-6--7-8-9-3-11-5-13
D-E-F-G-A-Bb-C-D-E-F-G--A-Bb

Dm Triad

1-2-3-4-5-6--7-8-9-3-11-5-13
D---F---A--------------------

C Triad

1-2-3-4-5-6--7-8-9-3-11-5-13
-------------C---E---G------

C/D is made of a C triad over a D bass note or can be named D add 7/9/11

Recommended Listening
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You will find a big use of arpeggiated chord progression in Pop Music, I'll leave you the choice of your favorite singer


See you next lesson with some more complex appeggiated patterns

Joe Kataldo



     Lesson Questions, Feedback & Comments



Kristofer Dahl
post 13th April 2008


GMC Founder & Rocker


Thanks Joe! smile.gif
Vinod Saranga
post 13th April 2008


Acoustic Instructor


Nice Arpeggios !
They sounds like ringing bells
Ivan Milenkovic
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


nice! smile.gif
Danilo Capezzuto
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Nice as ever Joe!
Juan M. Valero
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Cool lesson Joe smile.gif
Alex87
post 13th April 2008


Member


Very nice Joe smile.gif
kyldeee
post 13th April 2008


Member


Nice lesson Joe smile.gif
krudtaa
post 13th April 2008


Member


helpful stuff. thanks.
Bogdan Radovic
post 13th April 2008


Bass Instructor


Great stuff Joe ! smile.gif
Carlos Carrillo
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


excellent lesson Joe!!!!!
Nemanja Filipovic
post 13th April 2008


Singing Instructor


great and helpful lesson Joe...smile.gif
Dejan Farkas
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


nice arpeggios smile.gif
stratman33
post 13th April 2008


Member


nice this sounds awesome smile.gif
Muris Varajic
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Well done Joe! biggrin.gif
Pablo Vazquez
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Nice work!!
Hisham Al-Sanea
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


good job man .nice lesson
Trond Vold
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Nice smile.gif
RyanS.
post 13th April 2008


Member


Very good lesson!
Jerry Arcidiacono
post 13th April 2008


Instructor


Pretty sad sound & a great lesson smile.gif
Capt.Z
post 14th April 2008


Member


its an arpeggiated oddysey of
jazzy wonder. nice lesson!
Joe Kataldo
post 14th April 2008


Instructor


Thanks Guys biggrin.gif
at lights end
post 14th April 2008


Member


nice
Nick Kellie
post 14th April 2008


Instructor


excellent joe!
Angelica
post 16th April 2008


Member


Nice job Joe, i was looking for some arpeggios like that- thanx!
Joe Kataldo
post 19th April 2008


Instructor


Your Welcome


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