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Audios first official release, available NOW! INTERPRETATIONS - An Intimate Recording of Solo Arrangements for Acoustic Guitar and Voice |
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ARPEGGIO
ETUDE Back in Lick #11 we explored a chromatic concept à la Jason Becker as can be applied to arpeggiosspecifically, approaching each chord tone via a hammer-on executed from 1/2 step below and inserting string skips at particular points. Interstingly, this approach makes it possible to whip through all sorts of intervallic sounds using only the index (for the chromatic lower neighbor tones) and middle (for the hammered-on chord tones) fingers of your fret hand. In this arpeggio etude, the concept described above is used to outline the changes of the shred-friendly progression often associated with Pachelbel's Canon: I-V-vi-iii-IV-I-IV-V. In the key of C, this harmonic analysis (the preceding Roman numeral stuff) translates to the following progression: C(I) - G(V) - Am(vi) - Em(iii) - F(IV) - C(I) - F(IV) - G(V) Note: Some forthcoming shred examples will also revolve around this progression, so now's a good time to get your feet wet! For maximum benefit, instead of blindly allowing your fingers to do the walking, make every effort to be aware of (and eventuallty memorize) each of the three chord tones that comprise the following arpeggios shapes (appearing in frameswith roots highlightedover each measure in the TAB example):
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