@dle777 if you stay in a single key that's true, kind of. Stretches are amazingly helpful when going to obscure keys and when jumping up or down the neck.
But mostly, no arpeggio is as smooth as one that uses this kind of stretch.
Watch any "shredder" whether jazz or rock - the faster they are the more likely they are to use this type of fingering.
I would love a lesson on how to get that smooth double-time bebop lead guitar runs like Martino or Benson etc. I use hammer-ons and pull-offs but still not quite right yet. Are there any picking techniques we can use. Thanks, John
I think it's kinda useful to know what a Major 7th is.You know the seventh note of a major scale??Yes that's your major 7th!
C major 7th:C-E-G-B(not flat,that would be a minor seventh).
I think a chord of this type it's more effective by adding a 9th and a sharp 11th
MstChief117 9 months ago
thanks a lot very usefull lesson !
ElGbayRGX 11 months ago
Fenocchi??? oooh, that's an unfortunate name. I'm sure that you know what Finocchio means in Italian slang.
Hoopermazing 1 year ago
Sounds like the up soundtrack
Jesrockr 1 year ago
Guy Fenocchi Rockin' Your Face
GHub99 2 years ago
Wow this is a really great lesson.
jazz always has crazy arpeggios!
seanSHRED87 2 years ago
sounds like a song in orpheu negro
durante888 2 years ago
Guy - the lessons are cool - love to see a vid of you letting loose over a backing track...whaddya say?
adrianscally 3 years ago 5
hey guy.. nice video and explanation .. thanks!
bhuvansachdeva 3 years ago
crazy form for the arpeggio...no need for all those stretches
dle777 3 years ago
@dle777 if you stay in a single key that's true, kind of. Stretches are amazingly helpful when going to obscure keys and when jumping up or down the neck.
But mostly, no arpeggio is as smooth as one that uses this kind of stretch.
Watch any "shredder" whether jazz or rock - the faster they are the more likely they are to use this type of fingering.
Vstrat0 1 year ago
the first 2 notes are the beginning from the simpson theme
ZappierJester 3 years ago
You are right, but The Simpsons is in C Lydian
kerloom 3 years ago 8
@kerloom Wheres the F fit in then?
brokentoedspoon 1 year ago
Great lessons thanks Guy.
I would love a lesson on how to get that smooth double-time bebop lead guitar runs like Martino or Benson etc. I use hammer-ons and pull-offs but still not quite right yet. Are there any picking techniques we can use. Thanks, John
jmsbk12345 3 years ago
short, quick notes and some vibrato where it fits
meghan3192 2 years ago