Arpeggio Study in Bb Major Scale

by Pedja Simovic

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- Kuba Szafran4th December 2008
  Those arpeggios sounds really cool, good job Pedja !
- coffeeman4th December 2008
  Very nice lesson Pedja, this is a very usefull lesson!
- kaznie_NL4th December 2008
  Nice sounding arpeggios Pedja!
- Emir Hot4th December 2008
  Excellent approach mate, very usefull stuff
- Piotr Kaczor4th December 2008
  Great exercise Pedja! Very useful.
- Bogdan Radovic4th December 2008
  Very good lesson Pedja!
- Pedja Simovic4th December 2008
  Thanks guys glad you enjoy it
- Nazgul4th December 2008
  Very nice, Pedja! Gonna work on this soon.
- Sinisa Cekic4th December 2008
  Bravo Pedjo care, my favorite kind of exercise !
- Toni Suominen4th December 2008
  Nice jazzy feel on this one, great job Pedja!
- Ivan Milenkovic4th December 2008
  Very useful exercise Pedja, good job
- Pedja Simovic4th December 2008
  QUOTE (Nazgul @ Dec 4 2008, 05:12 PM)
  Very nice, Pedja! Gonna work on this soon.
  
  Glad to hear that Nazgul. Let me know if you need any help !
- Alex875th December 2008
  Nice lesson my friend Keep up the good work
- Gerardo Siere5th December 2008
  Very nice lesson.
- Dejan Farkas5th December 2008
  That's very nice
- Pedja Simovic7th December 2008
  Thanks guys, glad you like it
- surduk13th December 2008
  Hi Pedja, I like your lesson very much. Nice chords progression and arpeggios.
  I have a big problem as a beginning guitarplayer with the left hand fingering in general. And it blocks me in going further.
  Being a pianist of origine I remember the ideal fingering of a piece and then I don't have to recognize each note separately.
  Is there any "natural" or "the best way" of left hand fingering upwards and downwards on the fretboard?
  I can play the 5 boxes, but when I must combine them, I get in trouble. Especially where I have to slide and with what finger. For instance your tabs don't tell me that, so I have to look close to your fingering on the video. But that's takes much time to recognize.
  I hope you see my problem. Did I miss lessons on GMC? The only sliding I learned was with Kristofer Dahl's One-on-One lessons. I hope you ar any other GMC-instructor can help me out.
- Aleksander Sukovic13th December 2008
  Great lesson! I love the harmony and these uncommon arpeggios! Good job!
- Pedja Simovic13th December 2008
  QUOTE (surduk @ Dec 13 2008, 10:50 AM)
  Hi Pedja, I like your lesson very much. Nice chords progression and arpeggios.
  I have a big problem as a beginning guitarplayer with the left hand fingering in general. And it blocks me in going further.
  Being a pianist of origine I remember the ideal fingering of a piece and then I don't have to recognize each note separately.
  Is there any "natural" or "the best way" of left hand fingering upwards and downwards on the fretboard?
  I can play the 5 boxes, but when I must combine them, I get in trouble. Especially where I have to slide and with what finger. For instance your tabs don't tell me that, so I have to look close to your fingering on the video. But that's takes much time to recognize.
  I hope you see my problem. Did I miss lessons on GMC? The only sliding I learned was with Kristofer Dahl's One-on-One lessons. I hope you ar any other GMC-instructor can help me out.
  
  Hi Surduk, glad you liked this lesson.
  In this lesson you can actually recognize fingerings quite easily since its repeating trough 3 octaves. In each of the slow videos if you click on Lesson in the toolbar below you can read text corresponding to each slow video. In those slow videos I actually talk about fingerings and issues you are having, hope that helps
  When it comes to connecting 5 boxes the best way when coming down (melodic wise) is to use your 1st (index) finger for sliding to previous box. When going up you should use 3rd and/or 4th finger. There are cases where you could use 1st finger when going up as well but thats for other matters.
  I hope this helps you out man , let me know if you have any questions , shoot me a private message and I'll be happy to answer.
  
  Thanks
  
  Pedja
  
  QUOTE (Aleksander Sukovic @ Dec 13 2008, 05:18 PM)
  Great lesson! I love the harmony and these uncommon arpeggios! Good job!
  
  Thanks man I love your lessons
  Hvala care ,car si

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