Major triad Arpeggios in all fourth tuning November 6, 2021November 6, 2021| Strong BearStrong Bear| 0 Comment| 1:13 am Categories: Blog Guitar Learn major triads arpeggios 1 octave and 2 octaves from any chord tone, root, 3rd or 5th, start from any finger One octave From root start from index finger start from middle finger start from pinky From 3rd start from index finger start from middle finger start from pinky From 5th start from index start from middle finger start from pinky 2 octaves From root start from index finger start from middle finger start from pinky From 3rd start from index finger start from middle finger start from pinky From 5th start from index finger start from middle finger start from pinky Related Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: A nice chord progression in CNEXT Next post: Minor triad arpeggios Related Post From the art of puzzles to data structureFrom the art of puzzles to data structure This paper will focus on two aspects in the TED talk “Scott Kim takes apart the art of puzzles” of Scott Kim who is professional in problem maker especially puzzles. Read MoreRead More Available Imaj chords over a major scaleAvailable Imaj chords over a major scale Learn guitar chords that fit with Ionian mode or major scale Read MoreRead More Quick way to find available tensions for dominant 7th chordsQuick way to find available tensions for dominant 7th chords This is the super simple, quick way to find the available tensions for dominant 7th and alternated dominant 7th chords Read MoreRead More
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