Maj 9th Arpeggio Super-imposition

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[@mikebryant4146]

Great lesson. Thanks Richie!

[@hectorrascon2671]

Great lesson Mr Richie

[@diegoesandi]

excelente como siempre, gracias Richie

[@RichieZellon]

Gracias a ti Diego!

[@arnoldmiot]

Really cool! TY

[@RichieZellon]

Thanks Arnie!

[@brucebaldy]

Very nice textures. Enjoyable.

[@RichieZellon]

Thanks Bruce!

[@williamstanford7994]

Great see you back, Richie...!

[@RichieZellon]

Thanks!

[@jamesweatherly1204]

Thanks. Challenging concepts for old folkies 😶

[@alfcollins3810]

fantastic Richie...where did you come up with this particular chord arpeggio idea...I understand the concept (superimposition) and the intervals they represent in the chord but where did this particular bird who flew in your window come from ( the major 9th bird) ?

[@RichieZellon]

Thanks! Like Sherlock would say, it's elementary my dear Watson (or should I say Alf 😀)..I came across it by the power of deduction. In other words, if we know how to super-impose entire scales, by extracting 4 notes in a given scale that make up an arpeggio, we can use it too!

[@udayanmustafi3963]

🎸

[@enricosenno7767]

Hi there ...which guitarists used this concept? Thanks and kudos

[@aurora3655]

Wes Montgomery did this a lot eh?

[@RichieZellon]

No, Wes did not do this...it is a later concept