The Complete Jazz Guitar Soloing Compilation: Learn Authentic Jazz Guitar in context (play jazz guitar) by Joseph Alexander

Author:Joseph Alexander [Alexander, Joseph]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Publisher: www.fundamental-changes.com
Published: 2019-01-23T00:00:00+00:00

Here’s how to form an extended arpeggio on D Major: start on the 3rd of the chord, F#. Jump over G and land on A. Jump another note and play C#. Finally, jump a note again and you hit the note E. As you can see above, the note E is the 9th note in the scale of D major and it sounds beautiful and rich against our original DMaj7th chord. We’re still playing 3 notes from the chord of DMaj7th, but now instead of the root we’re playing the 9th.

Hear this extended arpeggio against the DMaj7th chord.

Example 10a:

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