Minor 6th/ Dominant 9th Arpeggios - Lesson 12
- Thread starter Brian Haner Sr.
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When you said "Minor 6th arpeggios will soon be your friend", I was thinking "They'll never top minor 2nd arpeggios"
I was wrong.
Thank you so much for these lessons! I'm having so much fun jamming over just altered chords now incorporating whole tone, melodic minor, AND NOW minor 6th arpeggios.
I was wrong.
Thank you so much for these lessons! I'm having so much fun jamming over just altered chords now incorporating whole tone, melodic minor, AND NOW minor 6th arpeggios.
They are indeed magical. My fav is the minor 6th over the altered V chord. So you play an E7#9 and play an Fm6 arp. Basically it's notes from the E altered scale. The Fmin 2nd arp works the same way. Love the "outness" of it.
Maybe try reading Syn's tips in this lesson, there's a lot of theory gold in there. https://syngates.com/lessons/the-minor-6-arpeggio-lesson-109.157/
As far as the Bflat goes it is the minor third of G. The sixth of G is E so if you would play G, E,D, Bb you have a Gm6. However a Bb is a substitution of Gm7 so Bb will work over Gm7 and if you don't include the fifth of Bb in your arpeggio you can do it over Gm6 as well.
I did. Like I said.. I counted wrong. I have to go back and look at it again.
Which key is the lesson in? (Part Em6th - A9th)
I’m having trouble finding out which chords it are in the number system.
I’m having trouble finding out which chords it are in the number system.
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