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Arpeggio study material
Teaches the chord tones themselves, which is what makes solo lines follow the harmony instead of floating over it.

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A 64-page arpeggio study book with tab and online audio, aimed at guitarists who already know their chords and want to play through changes.

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Teaches the chord tones themselves, which is what makes solo lines follow the harmony instead of floating over it.
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Fingerings and positions are spelled out, so you can play the shapes before you can read the notation.
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Focused study, not a reference encyclopedia. Expect months of practice material rather than a one-week read.
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You hear the intended phrasing and timing, which written arpeggio patterns alone do not communicate.
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Full sheet-music size, so the diagrams stay readable on a stand at playing distance.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
You should have your basic chords, be comfortable moving around the neck, and know a scale pattern or two. It is not a first book.
Arpeggio study transfers to both. The material is fingerings and note choices, not tone or gear.
No. Tab is included alongside the notation, so you can work through it reading tab only.
It is Hal Leonard's online audio, accessed with the code in the book. Availability of offline download depends on their player.
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