cycle of fourths
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1 3 5 b5 Pattern & Cycle OF Fourths - Guitar Warm-up Exercise
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2023-07-19
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This warm-up exercise for beginner guitarists is designed to help you build dexterity, finger strength, and familiarize yourself with the essential intervals within the context of the cycle of fourths.
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Minor Ninth Arpeggio Workout - Guitar Exercise With TAB / PDF / VIDEO
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2022-02-28
- In Scales & Arpeggios
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This exercise is the third of the serie covering ninth arpeggio practice around the cycle of fourths on guitar. While the previous two lessons dealt with major ninth and dominant ninth arpeggios, this one is about minor ninth arpeggios. As usual you'll find the related PDF transcription for free, here in the GUMROAD STORE.
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Dominant 9th Arpeggios and Cycle Of Fourths
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2022-02-03
- In Jazz Guitar Lessons
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This short guitar tutorial is about to play a 2-bar line built from a dominant ninth arpeggio pattern around the cycle of fourths. This lesson comes with a short video available on Jazz Guitar Licks social networks as Youtube, Facebook or Instagram (link at the top of this website). You can also get the free PDF tab in the GUMROAD shop.
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Major 9 Arpeggios and Cycle Of Fourths - Free PDF Lesson With Tabs
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2022-01-07
- In Jazz Guitar Lessons
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A new free lesson is available for download (or Give What You Want) in Jazz Guitar Lick's GUMROAD store. It's a 24-bar study involving the same major 9th arpeggio pattern following the cycle of fourths. This exercise is a good way to warm-up, untie the fingers and develop the musical ear.
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The Blues Arpeggio - How To Mix Major And Minor Triads
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2017-11-17
- In Jazz Guitar Lessons
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What's the Blues Arpeggio ?
Traditionally, when a student learns to improvise over a jazz, blues tune, he taught pentatonic scales, major triads or dominant 7th arpeggios, but there is something missing to get this specific and exciting jazz-blues sound, "The Blues Arpeggio". This is a very interesting and important device to use over this musical genre. It is a mix of a major triad and a minor triad, it contains both major and minor thirds, representing one of the most vital elements of the blues. In this jazz guitar lesson we will see how to build the blues arpeggio, how to practice it and how to play it on a blues.