JM-Arpeggios

    JM-Arpeggios

    JM-Arpeggios – In this lesson-article-series we speak about common JM-Arpeggios and how to use and play them on the guitar.

    An arpeggio (Pl.: arpeggios) is the musical name for a chord where all notes aren´t played all together at once, but after one another in short spaces, to again build a kind of “melody”. An Arpeggio is also known as a „broken chord“.

    The word arpeggio is derived from “arpa” (ital. for harp) and in the sense of the word means that a chord should be played “harp-like”, as it would be played on a harp = note-by-note.

    One of the first to intensively use arpeggios in his playing was guitar-maestro Django Reinhardt.

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    Due to his injuries of the left hand, he soon found out that arpeggios were a great way for him to easily play many fast notes in short time. Thats why he used arpeggios as one main feature in his improvisations. Many other JazzManouche- and Jazz-guitarrists copied that, thus introducing this technique into the modern Jazzplaying until today.

    In our article-series about arpeggios we will show lessons on major and minor-arpeggios, as well as special arpeggios such as minor6-, minor7- or other types of arpeggios.

    Minor-Arpeggios
    Minor6-Arpeggios
    Minor7-Arpeggios
    Major-Arpeggios
    Major6-Arpeggios
    Major7-Arpeggios

    You prefer to have all that information in one handy little eBook? No Problem.

    In our JM-Arpeggio-Book we listed 30+ Arpeggios with many hints of practical use.

    Get your copy of this eBook to have the most comprehensive introduction into the world of Arpeggios for only 24,90€.

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