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Guest Column: Arpeggiated Progressions
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Arpeggiated Progressions
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by John Kiefer
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Page added in
October, 1996
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About the Author
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John Kiefer is a 1989 graduate from the Guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood and is the composer of 5 Animations for Guitar Solo.
His music appeared in Guitar Nine Records' August, 1996Undiscovered column.
His latest project is Spiral Suite, a CD for Dingo Digital Records scheduled for release in 1996.
Send comments to John Kiefer.
© John Kiefer
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There are several ways to play a series of chords. One way is to use arpeggios. An arpeggio is simply a chord played one note at a time. On guitar, there are many techniques for playing arpeggios. One interesting way involves the use of string skipping. The string skipping technique allows for wider leaps between notes.
First play this chord progression:
Now, try using arpeggios to outline the chords. Master the phrases eight notes at a time, until you are ready to move on.
Apply this idea to any chord progression.
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