The Complete Guide To Music Theory For Bass Guitar Players by James Eager

Author:James Eager [Eager, James]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2018-12-02T16:00:00+00:00

Diagram 21.3 - Chord III = Em7

Internal Intervals = Root | Flat 3rd | 5th | Flat 7th

Diagram 21.1 - Chord IV = FMaj7

Internal Intervals = Root | Major 3rd | 5th | Major 7

Diagram 21.1 - Chord V = G7

Internal Intervals = Root | Major 3rd | 5th | Flat 7

Diagram 21.1 - Chord VI = Am7

Internal Intervals = Root | Flat 3rd | 5th | Flat 7

Diagram 21.1 - Chord VII = Bm7b5

Internal Intervals = Root | Flat 3rd | Flat 5th | Flat 7th

Top Tip: If playing the arpeggios in the higher positions on the neck is a little cramped you may wish to play it down the octave. For example you could also root the Bm7b5 arpeggio at fret 2 on the A string or fret 7 on the E string. Exactly the same shape will work.

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