What are arpeggios? (And why are they so useful?)

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[@aeea3306]

Wow this is amazing it sound so good and its so easy to do

[@joanna-000]

Thank you SO much for posting this!! I've been wanting this question answered. Cheers!

[@Zaptoid]

Well met indeed! Thank you for the info, much appreciated. Keep 'em comming, we're hungreh!

[@iamadamtobias]

Another ace lesson from Mike Kennedy. Well done mate!

[@13IanH]

I love your videos, Mike. Always to the point and highly relevant.

[@jeffreylimoge9332]

Absolutely wonderful lesson again that I can use. Thanks again Mike.

[@ghosthawk65]

A very clear and helpful vid. Cheers

[@joelleeoberstone3155]

Beautifully explained! Applause. Thanks.

[@HeatherCrone]

Very helpful! Good ideas :)

[@craigewinger1206]

Thank you Mike for this great video. I have been beating my head against the wall in frustration regarding learning how to APPLY arpeggios and make them sound musical and how to fit them into a chord progression like you did in the video. Do you have more videos / lessons elaborating on this topic of arpeggios ? Please send me some. I would like to learn simple two octave movable arpeggios with roots on the 6th and 5th strings like you showed in the video. I want to learn major, minor, and dominant 7th arpeggios . Thanks. Craig Ewinger

[@the_anthonymarino]

Good stuff!

[@mandudebro5916]

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[@nishachor]

Thanks for sharing but I dont understand how is C# involved here. When you held the "A minor bar" chord was there a C# note involved? Can anyone please explain?

[@linschulze8260]

An A major chord would have a C# as the 3rd note, which would be the middle finger on the G string on a 6th string barre chord. I didn't watch it back through but maybe he mis-spoke or you didn't see it correctly? For an A minor chord that 3rd would be C, and would be under the barre finger on the G string, again on a 6th string barre.