Blues Arpeggio Guitar Lesson! Learn Dominant 7 Arpeggios for Improvising over Blues!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this lesson I'll show you two Dominant 7 arpeggios that are fantastic additions to your blues soloing. Check the link for Tabs and the Jam Track!
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I don’t comment on many videos but I felt that I needed to comment on this one. This lesson was awesome. I could visualize the entire fretboard after you moved to the 5th string arpeggios. Most people (including me) get stuck in pentatonic boxes and scales and struggle to gracefully move up or down the fretboard. You have given me one of those “Aha” moments. Great stuff.
Glad it helped!
You're right about that. I'm not a new player at all and I can confidently say that I play pretty well but I took so much from lesson still. It is one of very few that take these concepts from basics to advanced so gracefully without looking intimidating. I've never seen this channel until today. Truly great stuff! Subbed
yeah man!! after all this years.. finally i can understand target notes etc etc … and all those 3rds means 😊
@@coreycongiliohey is there anywhere to get the intro track tab?
This lesson just unlocked EVERYTHING. Thanks so much
My pleasure! I have lots more arpeggio lessons at my teaching site. Feel free to email me for more info corey@coreycongilio.com
Always learn something from you and Guthrie and Tim ...
Hi Corey, this is scott from Detroit Michigan. I’m 65 years old. I’ve been feeling in my sketchy blueprint from RUclips for about 13 years now of course I’ve been hacking my way through in my younger years but all this stuff has been amazing all these arpeggios chord, tones, target notes all these turnarounds I’ve learned it’s a shame my friends my band mates aren’t even alive anymore but I just want to tell you that you are the greatest on RUclips ever I’ve learned more from you I’ve taken an old arpeggios that you’ve taught me and mix them with the new ones you’ve told me came up with my own and just your way of teaching and your love of it in you are just the best on RUclips, my friend. God bless you. Thank you.
Finally, a comprehensive arpeggio breakdown. Well done!
It' so good that make me forget it's a lesson... really nice tune Corey...👍
Thanks!
Fantastic lesson-calling out the arpeggios and then blues licks over the chord changes was immensely helpful. Thank you.
Glad you thought so, I was hoping that would help some folks!
Most underrated RUclips channel!
Appreciate it and, we're working hard!
This is how everyone should teach guitar. Such a fun lesson.
Long day, didn’t feel like practicing. This video was amazing and I only stopped playing to thank you. Clear, straight forward, not show-offy, and most importantly musical.
Appreciate that. Glad it was helpful
Corey... your control of dynamics and phrasing is absolutely incredible. Every little detail you play is so purposeful it blows my mind
Appreciate that.
Man, YT just put this video on my suggestions feed and I clicked on it 'cause I don't remember seeing him before, but talking about arpeggios on blues caught my interest (usually we see a lot about licks and such) so here I am. I really liked the ideas, they are simple enough that I could grasp them quickly and it sure made me pick up my guitar and try them out. It is accessible and useful, and it was cool that I could be musical with it, despite not having a backing track or anything else. Just targeting the notes on the right time during changes makes it sound really nice, and the arpeggios helped me visualize them easier, and chain them together. Since I'm an intermediate at best, it felt great to make music despite my skill level.
Really enjoyed this lesson.
Wow, thanks for this great comment. Glad the info helped out and feel free to check out the other videos on my channel!
Dude that intro jam is so tasty.
Thanks so much David!
Great, inspiriered playing, every note!
And great teaching, too... Thanks, Corey!
Can this guy playing anything that simply doesn't smoke? I cannot wait for live music to happen again and can take a trip to Nashville! Even though I rarely get everything he presents within the first couple of views, I always get phrasing ideas, further expansion and sublime inspiration. At my current level, I am specifically stuck on how he so transparently/effortlessly transitions between the arpeggios and the blues licks, but I will slow the video down and loop it until it forms the requisite new neural pathways! Mad groove Corey indeed has. Always grateful for one of his lessons. Very generous!
What a lovely endorsement. Thanks for that and I appreciate you checking out the lessons and videos!
After having watched so many clickbait-y titled videos to help break out of stale pentatonic boxes, this is the first one that has been able to introduce this concept in a way that makes sense to me. Even with a middling knowledge of music theory, I'm able to immediately use this. Awesome stuff man
Glad it helped
A-ha!! Wish I saw this video long ago! Im so grateful to you! Thank you 😊
I like the idea of descending w/a blues scale and ascend with an arpeggio. It's like chocolate and peanut butter.
One of the best lessons I've ever come across, wish I'd seen this years ago. Thanks Corey, huge help!
Glad to hear it! There are several more arpeggio lessons on my channel as well!
Corey covers this material, along with more advanced arpeggio concepts and lots of other useful ideas, in his Hip Blues course on Truefire. This is an unsolicited and unpaid promotion for Hip Blues, a great course by a great teacher.
Thanks, my friend!
The INLAYS are in DOMINANT pentatonic ( ROOT on 5th fret)
so whatever the modes are within the 5 notes.
They are what they are.
It's mostly for learning to play it on entire fretboard.
it has it;s own 5 jig saw patterns. It's easier if you learn it one octave
at a time..( you'll wank it plenty...it's so you own get lost.
One you get it under you finger and brain..it's actaully EASY.
Then you just use it like a skeleton over any dominant chord
or play 12 barrs using all dominant chords ( tone center )
dominant penta
neutral b6
min b5, b6 ( diminish)
min Maj6 ( dorian ish)
maj #4 ( lydian ish)
X = option notes ( you can use all 7 passing notes)
1...x..2...x...3...........5.........b7...x...R
dominant ish modes (WING IT)
mix
mix #2
mix #4
mix #2, #4
mix b2
mix b6
mix b2, b6
mix b2, #4
mix b2, b5, b6
aeo b4...( don't over think it...it's just variations....2, b3, b4 or 2, b3, maj3)
dor b4
phy b4
loc b4
or play phrygian dominant over each tone center...ect
in other words...aug, b7 b9....ect
If you play the tritone...it'll just be phrygian dominant b5
it'll just be a mode from Harmonic min b2 ( phrygian, maj7)
Lyd #6 is the AKA n6 chord...that is all.
There's other modes in that scale....( just like any other scales)
ion #6....( the maj7 passing note..yes??).
lyd #6.....or play the tritone
lyd #2, #6
Lyd #5, #6
lyd #2, #5, #6
Whatever the 7 OPTION notes variation are...lmao
or
Dor b2, #4 and Lyd b2 , b7 = FULL diminished H/W ( b3 and Maj3)
Harmonic min b5 and melodic min b5 Full dim W/H ( b6 and maj6)
Very interesting information. Thank you.
Bro you taking me to a whole new level thank you 🙏
That’s awesome!
I don't know why this guy is so underrated and tbh i was struggling in blues and then this video popped up and changed my playing within 20min i was able to play things i dreamt about lol.. But thanks a lot man!!
Wish you a speedy success on youtube!!
Keep posting!!
Glad I could help! That's kind of you.
This video!! The instant change in my sound. Good Lord, thank you!!
Wonderful!
I'm a New WCG VIP member and loving this kind of approach Corey! I'm guilty as charged doing an hour of boring finger and picking exercises daily to a metronome because some other online guitar teacher said I should. The upside is it got me using a metronome and committed to two hours practice daily, but you're 100% right there's nothing musical about that approach. Thank you!
The spice analogy is great. Really gets the point across. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I keep coming back to this video. I get new ideas each time. Amazing.
Thx! I’m glad you do. Best of luck!
This was genuinely the most impactful lesson I've ever watched regarding the use of dominant arps over the 12 bar blues - perhaps even improvisation. I think it had to do with explaining and then demonstrating. Feel like I've unlocked a new level of improvisation. Thank you kindly.
Really appreciate that!
what a great video, one of the best guitar video's ive seen in
a long long time. i just learned a ton. thanks
From the opening phrasing, til the end. I was glued to my phone screen. Whatever floats your boat and gets you to the other side. Thanks bruh. I really appreciate it.
Awesome to hear!
what a brilliant lesson, I was blind but now I see, weird thing was I already knew most of it but didn't know I knew
One of your videos got me started down the arpeggio rabbit hole almost a year ago and here I am still digging! Opens up SO many ideas 💡 Thanks, brother 🤘🏼
Great to hear! Thanks so much!
I'm 53 years old, since I've known myself for people I listen to the blues. That's the kind of lesson that brings that good emotion, the smile comes naturally. In addition to the fantastic teaching, swing brings joy. I've listened to the video many times and every time I smile. That's the guy. Thank you for providing us with moments like this.
Appreciate that. All the best
Great tips Corey. Another great thing about knowing the arpeggios & chord shapes under your fingers when soloing, is you can add chord fragment or double stop fills or stabs, especially if you're in a power trio. That might be a good lesson one day. Greetings from the UK.
Absolutely. You can do all those things even if you're not in a power trio and play solo. Greetings from California.
Absolutely, already considering it!
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This is outstanding content. I can only imagine the reason there aren't more subscribers is because of how many beginner guitarists there are out there. This is pitched perfectly between intermediate/advanced. No messing about explaining fingerings for ages etc, just boom; here is the concept and let your ears to do the rest. So refreshing!
Appreciate that. You may be right. I'm happy with the tribe I've amassed here and will stay the course. Thanks for the support!
Great lesson really opened up my eyes and ears ❤
Your playing ia so fricking CRISPS
Love that prs
Nice phrasing in the intro and throughout the lesson. That's what it's all about.
thx!
Thanks Corey. This is a perfect compliment to my lessons with Jeff McErlain, who is showing me alternative approaches to blues playing. Also, I’m digging the depth of field you have going on with your camera.
Hey thanks! Always tweaking the video for sure. Musician first...videographer 3rd or so haha
Lovely, third Congilio video for me. Love it. Greetings from Holland👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gorgeous stuff, that opening solo was fantastic. Such a great groove, nailing the changes and playing outside. Fab
Appreciate that!
Consistently great teaching and playing. The feel and smooth phrasing this adds is amazing. Corey is highly underated as a player. I'm an SRV, Clapton, Albert, B.B., Freddie King, Gibbons fan and Corey's knowledge and playing is equally as impressive and moving as any of those guys.
Wow thx so much
You helped me out big time.. I thank you from the bottom of my heart
My pleasure!
Damn! What an opening solo.
Thanks!
Just saw you playing with Ford ........................some of the best playing I have ever heard. I wish you would go as advanced on here as you play live. U killed it
Thx! We'll see!
I can't say it enough ,I think ur Genius at teaching to understand whats going with blues playing.. and ur playing and feel is right up there with the great blues players.
I’m flattered. Thx!
2nd comment on this I have done this but did not know the 7 arpeggio just doing it straight major I need to work of 7 arpeggios great teaching thanks..
Totally bad ass. Love your feel, phrasing and tone, Corey!!
Thx!!
tremendous lesson you made it so easy to follow and also allowed us to improvise too. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Pure gold.
Great lesson. You make it easy to understand and follow. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Hey Corey . Very clear lesson, i'm feel so find with my guitar after that. Thanks a lot from Belgium.
I love how you present and cover stuff that very few do. How to put the tools to practical use. This shows you how important the circle of 4ths is AND how the fretboard is laid out in the circle of fourths/fifths, especially useful for 1-4-5 progressions; CAGED shapes follow this circle too, in order of adjacent strings.
Leon Rhodes played a lot of these scales and patterns, may not have known what to call it but was fantastic. Your videos are awesome!
Thank you very much!
Not able to play right now due to eye operation, but I cannot wait to get stuck into some of these ideas, Great video!
What a beautiful PRS
Damn man! That was so helpful and easy to understand!! Thanks.
l appreciate your style of mixing speaking and playing. Great
thank you!
That’s brilliant Corey! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Dude you have the best phrasing out there. So sick every time. I could watch you play guitar for hours.
Very kind of you, Adam! Thx!
Brilliant...!! that certainly moves me up another notch... have subscribed and look forward to improving further again.... Thanks
THis is one of those lessons where things begin to make sense when it comes to putting things together on the fretboard. It's a very preliminary glimpse for me but learning how to play the changes and seeing how it's all interconnected (minor/major pentatonic, arpeggios, triads etc.) is kind of eye-opening. I'm just scratching the surface of this universe but this was an amazing lesson! Thank you, kind sir.
Thx for this, Nick. I teach a lot of arpeggio stuff here and on my site www.workingclassguitar.com
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Corey you have diffinitely helped me play through the rut
Glad I could help!
bro... you are absolute fire! I would like to phrase like that when I grow up... also, best lesson I have come across for this concept by far. two thumbs up!
I appreciate that!
I get it! I watched several vids on the topic before this...didn't quite click with me like this one did... excellent work.
That’s great to hear!
Corey, you are a genius
Nice guitar, Corey. I have a McCarty SC 594, but I cannot play it like you do. Bought your Arpeggio course, and I'm learning it! Wish it went into minor, augmented, and diminished arpeggios also, Maybe you'll make that course someday.
Hey Jeff! Thanks so much! I'll definitely put more arpeggio courses in the future!
This is awesome Corey, thank you! I love your lessons because they are so practical and easy to follow. You give something that can immediately be applied and turned into something musical - not just feel like we're running scales mindlessly.
That's awesome to hear! Totally my goal
Absolutely fantastic lesson!
Thx so much!
Great video for sure. Excellent instructions. You rock man!
Glad it was helpful!
One of the best explanations I’ve seen on this subject
Best. Instruction. Ever.
Thanks so much, Coach!
Thanks a lot ..I got what I had been looking for..
Awesome...lesson....Thanks .....always looking for interesting ways and reminders to get OUT OF THE BOX!!
Glad you dug it!
excellent, wow this is aweosme
Sir you are now my favorite best guitar instructor on tube. Thank you for all you do..
Wow thx so much!!!
Great lesson thank you!
Corey you're the best teacher on the planet man thank you!
Ah I really appreciate that
Man-those pickups sound great!!!
I think so too!
This is one of your best lesson! Txs a lot for sharing! I will dig your site.
Wow thx!
Thank you very much! For me this is very helpfull because it reminds and might help me to clarify when and how I play major or minor in a blues.
I will have to transfer this way of concentration to my accoustic, on which I have to play the bass part at the same moment.
Thank you!
Excellent teacher and great player regards
Thx so much!
Hey, thanks! That was clear and immediately useful! Will check out your other material.
Thx! Glad you enjoyed it!
Super lesson! Thanks a lot.
Your playing style is what I enjoy listening to. I play this way but really need to enhance my mixing of penta, arps and dominant runs from 1 to 4 chord moves. Your explanation and demo of merging all of these I see allows you to continually solo with a fluid stream of consciousness approach. Exactly what I'm after. Your phrasing is clear and the intent of your motif that forms as you play is sustained throughout your soloing. You don't realizer the prison your own (my) playing is in until someone opens the cell doors. Thx for handing me the keys to the cell...
Wow, I really appreciate that thoughtful comment! Thx and all the best!
Thanks a lot from Germany! Your wonderful playing stimulates to leave the "penta prison" definetely. I will learn my Arpeggios!
Brilliant lesson as always Corey you explain and demonstrate every fantastic with fun too loved it👍👍👍
thx my friend!
OMG! The light just came on!!!! Thank you Corey!!!!!!!
That's fantastic! My pleasure!
Eye opening. Thanks for sharing this.
My pleasure
Light bulb moments everywhere, it is so good!!!
Thanks Corey, Great stuff, this will help expand my approach playing to changes Los Angeles
Awesome!
Dude you’re an amazing guitarist and teacher! I haven’t seen anybody demonstrate these combinations of scales/arpeggios. Totally blew my mind! Thank you!
Wow thx so much!
Amazing sounding PRS!
It's a good one.
OMG, what a wonderful lesson. I'm so glad I discovered you, Corey (especially since I'm a Nashville Cat myself). You're a great teacher and a fantastic player.
Self proclaimed Cat Scratch fever 😋🔥 talking like that I’m assuming East Nashville Tennessee 🤣
Appreciate that!
Fantastic lesson. Have watched a thousand different lessons on arpeggios but your explanations and playing the examples, first class. Fresh air… made me want to pick up my guitar, which I have! Bests from Scotland.
Glad it helped!
Excellent video. I have a diploma of jazz and played country professionally for years, but I love your playing and enjoy insight into your thought process. You have the best guitar instruction channel on RUclips. No matter what your level is, you can always learn from someone else if you're willing to listen! Great feel and phrasing. For people learning the positions... Listen to when Corey stops playing to make phrases. Excellent phrasing. Using a few notes he makes great sounding music. What a player and teacher! Love this channel! I made a few vids with my phone for note for note stuff for people to where some songs are played (check it out if u have time!) but the production quality on these and the lessons are so great! Again great job!
Great stuff as always, thank you.
hey thank you!
Corey this one was a time machine for me back to 1993 in Guy's basement with you teaching me about 12 bar I IV V progressions. You were always a great teacher, man.
I love that your lessons are so theory based yet you play with such great feel that the licks seem instinctive. Guess that's where practice comes in- to make playing second nature.
Really getting a kick from getting lessons from you again nearly 30 years later. I'm going to have to hit your patreon. Hope all is well 😎
Hey Jason! Thanks for this, man! No Patreon but, this is my subscription site. It'll get ya 14 days free and $9 after if you're so inclinded! working-class-guitar.teachable.com/purchase?product_id=4024248
Ciao Corey! great lessons! ciao from Italy! MAX
Many thx, Massimo!
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