Play Music Publishing Arthur Duprat - Les Arpèges à la Guitare
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Summary of This Method
Designed to help you discover, practice, and above all play arpeggios, this method is aimed at any guitarist who wants to go beyond mechanical positions and transform chord shapes into musical material. Arpeggios, defined here as the successive playing of the notes of a chord, quickly become a central tool to structure a solo, target the strong notes of a progression, and create melodic lines that "sing".
The book takes the time to establish solid foundations around chord construction : 3-note chords (major, minor), then 4-note chords (maj7, m7, seventh, half-diminished), and finally richer colors with 5-note chords (9th). The goal is not abstract theory, but to link each concept to an immediate application on the guitar, thanks to numerous guided examples.
Throughout the pages, you will find solo examples to develop improvisation, as well as riff ideas to integrate arpeggios into a more rhythmic playing style, useful both in group settings and solo playing. To reinforce practical work, the provided recordings include on one hand videos showing the playing precisely (normal tempo then slow motion), and on the other hand audio playbacks at two speeds. Enough to rehearse, gain precision, then create your own phrases and variations based on the suggested arpeggios.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar | Language | French |
| Genre | guitar method | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this guitar method cover 4-note chords?
Maj7, m7, seventh, and half-diminished chords are included in the program, after major and minor 3-note chords. 5-note chords including the 9th are also covered.
Does Arthur Duprat's Guitar Arpeggios include videos?
Playing videos are provided, with demonstrations at normal tempo and then slowed down. They allow precise observation of the execution of the examples.
Are there backing tracks to practice the arpeggios?
Two-speed audio backing tracks accompany the method. This allows gradual work on the proposed phrases.
Can one learn to improvise with arpeggios using this method?
Many solo examples are offered to develop improvisation and target the strong notes of a chord progression. The arpeggios are linked to chord construction, from 3 to 5 notes.
Does the method offer guitar riffs?
Riff ideas are included to integrate arpeggios into rhythmic playing. The book is written in French and intended for guitar.
