7 Ways To Make Arpeggios Sound Great In A Solo

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It is difficult to combine scales and arpeggios and most of us struggle with arpeggios into music and to make it something that we really make music within our Jazz Guitar Solos. In this video, I am going to take you through a challenge, and you are going to figure out if there techniques for making lines or licks, that you don't know or use. You can keep score and see if there is anything you want to add to your playing or develop further.

So the focus is not really on learning new arpeggios but learning how to use them in your playing.

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Content:
0:00 Intro
0:41 The Challenge
0:56 Making Lines and Inventing Names
1:10 #1 Adding Scale notes
1:45 #2 Using Related Arpeggios
2:02 Knowing A lot of Arpeggios is always good
2:21 Finding Related Arpeggios
3:55 #3 Chaining Arpeggios
5:00 #4 Cascades
6:00 #5 Passing Chords as Arpeggios
6:56 #6 Octave-displacement
7:28 Analyzing the example
7:49 Example 2
8:16 #7 Voice-leading
9:29 How Many Points did you get?

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How do you make lines with arpeggios? Share some solid tips or strategies!
Content:
0:00 Intro
0:41 The Challenge
0:56 Making Lines and Inventing Names
1:10 #1 Adding Scale notes
1:45 #2 Using Related Arpeggios
2:02 Knowing A lot of Arpeggios is always good
2:21 Finding Related Arpeggios
3:55 #3 Chaining Arpeggios
5:00 #4 Cascades
6:00 #5 Passing Chords as Arpeggios
6:56 #6 Octave-displacement
7:28 Analyzing the example
7:49 Example 2
8:16 #7 Voice-leading
9:29 How Many Points did you get?

JensLarsen

I’m a sax player but always watch your videos:）

chihyusax

great video, very instructive and helpfull and the organzation is fenomenal, great job Jens, have a nice day

joaobraga

Really good lesson. I used to play in a group lesson with half a dozen guys of various skill levels. At times, when it was my turn to solo I would break out my arpeggios. At the end the instructor asked me what I played and I would name off the arps. He just shook his head and said "you think to much"! I gotta break that habit. Thanks for helping in that search.

AJGreen-cnkk

You are the first person on the internet I have ever heard mention octave displacement and voice leading. Bravo. Students dig into those two things. There's a lot of value there peace. Keep up the great work. Thanks for posting

bassmanjtfunk

Excellent. I would like to see more on the cascading and voice leading approaches.

jimkangas

I am from Brazil. It's a very good video!!!!

andycvnha

your knowledge and ability to communicate how to apply the knowledge are really great man, keep it up

jackgriffith

Jens, your work is really precious!!I'm always checking your new stuff and it helps me a lot... ;-) Thumbs up!!

JimmyBik

I have been binge watching all month and have learned a ton from you keep up great work jens.

chrissguitarshow

Great content Jens, thanks for making these concepts accessible to all of us!

nicholasbrierton

Wow I feel like you could make a whole video on any of these examples. You really jam alot of material in here.

jokester

Thank you Sir Jens👍Very informative lesson😉

alfredomanlapaz

Terrific vid as always. I like the voice leading example you have toward the end, which is especially nice with certain substitutions.

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