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_5-minute-guitar-lesson-from-jazz-to-rock-part-2.jpg "Part one of this short series looked at how it is common for Jazz musicians to play various arpeggios over any given chord. Arpeggio substitution makes your lines sound interesting because the notes add extensions with the underlying harmony.nnImagine we play for instance a Fmaj7 arpeggio over our Dm7 chordnnDm7 DFA Cn1 b35 b7nnFmaj7 FA C En1 3 57nnWhen you play Fmaj7 over Dm7 you imply the sound ofnnDmin9nnThis is because between the notes you a")
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_1-4-5-chord-inversions-for-major-amp-minor.jpg "Using the Big 3 patterns (which I introduced in a previous lesson - https://youtu.be/rL8iQA2Qb5o) as a guiding structure has a lot of interesting applications. One of the ways that they can be used is as a tool for discovering new voicings you can use for chords and progressions. nnBy combining all three of the Big 3 shapes into one area, you can play the extremely common 1-4-5 progression in at least 12 different ways. This extends to any chord progression - by taking pieces of the different Bi")
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_5-minute-guitar-lesson-from-jazz-to-rock-part-2.webp "Part one of this short series looked at how it is common for Jazz musicians to play various arpeggios over any given chord. Arpeggio substitution makes your lines sound interesting because the notes add extensions with the underlying harmony.nnImagine we play for instance a Fmaj7 arpeggio over our Dm7 chordnnDm7 DFA Cn1 b35 b7nnFmaj7 FA C En1 3 57nnWhen you play Fmaj7 over Dm7 you imply the sound ofnnDmin9nnThis is because between the notes you a")
_5-ways-to-find-chord-progressions-of-songs.webp "Pianopoly")
_how-to-recognise-chord-progressions-by-ear.webp "David Bennett Piano")
_monster-hunter-wilds-2nd-trailer.webp "Monster Hunter Wilds 2nd Trailer from 5 ways to find chord progressions for any song by pianopoly")
_determining-chord-progressions-in-a-song.webp "Karen Ramirez")
_how-to-instantly-turn-5-chords-into-500-and-never-need-a-chord-chart-again.webp "Fret Science")
_trailer-black-myth-wukong-sgf.webp "Trailer Black Myth Wukong SGF from 5 ways to find chord progressions for any song by pianopoly")
_the-secret-to-playing-chords-anywhere-on-the-guitar-neck-easy.webp "MusicMatchr")
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_1-4-5-chord-inversions-for-major-amp-minor.webp "Using the Big 3 patterns (which I introduced in a previous lesson - https://youtu.be/rL8iQA2Qb5o) as a guiding structure has a lot of interesting applications. One of the ways that they can be used is as a tool for discovering new voicings you can use for chords and progressions. nnBy combining all three of the Big 3 shapes into one area, you can play the extremely common 1-4-5 progression in at least 12 different ways. This extends to any chord progression - by taking pieces of the different Bi")
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