Arpeggio!
Jesse
Sep 15 2008, 08:08 AM
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I love playing arpeggio's sounds so classical:D If I played it 10 times faster id be a neo-classical shredder. But what does arpeggio actually mean? I bet its Italian. Does anyone have some classical arpeggio tabs?biggrin.gif I like em!

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Sep 15 2008, 08:13 AM
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QUOTE (Jesse @ Sep 15 2008, 09:08 AM) *
I love playing arpeggio's sounds so classical:D If I played it 10 times faster id be a neo-classical shredder. But what does arpeggio actually mean? I bet its Italian. Does anyone have some classical arpeggio tabs?biggrin.gif I like em!


it's just a chord being played note by note.

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mattacuk
Sep 15 2008, 08:21 AM
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An arpeggio is simply the notes of a chord played in sequence smile.gif If your not playing them in sequence its not an arpeggio.

My personal favorite is an A Major 11th arpeggio wink.gif I enjoy playing classical music on my electric because of all those tasty arpeggios they used to use biggrin.gif

I prefer to alternate pick arpeggios than sweep them, because you can accent the notes! see this good wiki article on arpeggios for more details on the theory

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arpeggio

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Nemanja Filipovi...
Sep 15 2008, 10:40 AM
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Great answer mattacuk,I just want to say a bout the Italian language in music.They say that Italian is the language of the music.This is a great link,I try to learn as much as I can every day.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_musical_terminology

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Bogdan Radovic
Sep 15 2008, 01:52 PM
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Arpeggio is a broken up chord.Basically you play chord tones in a sequence starting from root.

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Danilo Capezzuto
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An Arpeggio is a liquid chord (played in a melodic way) a chord is a frozen arpeggio (played in an harmonic way)...ok Nema if you want to learn more I will write in italian... biggrin.gif
Un arpeggio è un accordo suonato in modo melodico, un accordo è un arpeggio suonato in modo armonico!

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Nemanja Filipovi...
Sep 15 2008, 07:20 PM
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QUOTE (Danilo Capezzuto @ Sep 15 2008, 07:33 PM) *
An Arpeggio is a liquid chord (played in a melodic way) a chord is a frozen arpeggio (played in an harmonic way)...ok Nema if you want to learn more I will write in italian... biggrin.gif
Un arpeggio è un accordo suonato in modo melodico, un accordo è un arpeggio suonato in modo armonico!

Hehe biggrin.gif ,I actually learned Italian i school,and all I remember is:Io sono,To sei,Lui/Lei e,noi siamo adn I think loro sono,I know I miss the one before the end.smile.gif

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Daniel Robinson
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I heard Arpeggio was a good side dish for Chicken Alfredo, don't forgot a nice white wine too.



But seriously lol, i think the others covered it pretty much.


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QUOTE (Daniel Robinson @ Sep 15 2008, 03:37 PM) *
I heard Arpeggio was a good side dish for Chicken Alfredo, don't forgot a nice white wine too.



But seriously lol, i think the others covered it pretty much.


Daniel


mmm so hungry i want spaghetti-o's

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Ian Bushell
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QUOTE (kjutte @ Sep 15 2008, 09:13 AM) *
it's just a chord being played note by note.

That's it exactly, a chord played one note at a time:)

QUOTE (Daniel Robinson @ Sep 15 2008, 09:37 PM) *
I heard Arpeggio was a good side dish for Chicken Alfredo, don't forgot a nice white wine too.

lol

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