The m7 1st Inversion Arpeggio Fingering.
The m7 1st Inversion Arpeggio Fingering. In case you’re not sure what “1st inversion” means, you can learn all about inversions here: Chord Inversions You can learn about the m7 chord here: The m7 Root Arpeggio This blog also shows you how to practice arpeggios. Today we’re covering the m7 arpeggio starting from the b3 … The m7 1st Inversion Arpeggio Fingering.
The m7 Root Position Arpeggio Fingering.
The m7 Root Position Arpeggio Fingering. Before tackling the m7 arpeggio, feel free to have a look first at the minor triad arpeggio here: Minor triad In-Position Arpeggios The formula of the m7 chord is: 1 b3 5 b7 All chords and scales have what you call “a formula”. A “formula” represents the interval pattern … The m7 Root Position Arpeggio Fingering.
The Whole Tone Scale (In Position Fingerings)
The Whole Tone Scale (In Position Fingerings) Every new scale you learn gives you new musical colors and textures. You can check out the whole tone scale HERE. to learn more about its sound, theory, and the chords you would use this scale over. One thing I didn’t mention in that blog, is that this … The Whole Tone Scale (In Position Fingerings)
The Whole Tone Scale (Single String)
The Whole Tone Scale (Single String) The whole tone scale consists of 6 consecutive major 2nds. The notes in the key of C are: C D E F# G# Bb/A# Songs that use mostly whole tone scale harmony are extremely rare, because of the sameness of sound. It’s really only in jazz–music that you would … The Whole Tone Scale (Single String)
Here’s How To Play Really Amazing Rhythm Guitar with 6ths
Using 6ths to Beef Up Your Rhythm Playing. Today I’ll show you how to beef up your rhythm playing with 6 intervals. If you’re not sure what 6ths are or uncertain how to play them: you would benefit from studying this blog first: 6th Intervals. I’m very excited about writing today’s blog because I know … Here’s How To Play Really Amazing Rhythm Guitar with 6ths
