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Laszlo Boross27th March 2010Awesome lesson Vasilije! Sounds really great!
Ivan Milenkovic26th March 2010Great chords in this one, very cool sounding. Learn these chords, and soloing becomes much more easier
Piotr Kaczor26th March 2010Beautiful, Vasilije!!!
Daniel Realpe25th March 2010killer lesson man!
Vasilije Vukmirovic25th March 2010Thanks guys! I practiced like crazy to get it right!
Marcus Siepen25th March 2010killer lesson, great job
Stephane Lucarelli25th March 2010Sounds great, beautiful chords progression Vasilije.
Kristofer Dahl25th March 2010Yes this is really cool Vasilije!
Gerardo Siere24th March 2010Beautiful lesson!
Emir Hot24th March 2010This is an amazing lesson. I remember a classical tune from H. V. Lobos that has similar patterns. I played it with fingers by the way. This is really awesome, well done.
kaznie_NL24th March 2010That's prety hard
nice job 
Adrian Figallo24th March 2010woow, level 5 man?, i really gotta try this
Bogdan Radovic24th March 2010Wow very interesting tune and lesson for learning arpeggios!
Zsolt Galambos24th March 2010Awesome!
del-4fr53e324th March 2010Great lesson! Beautiful
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Hi GMC!
One of the typical ways of arpeggiating is to focus on highest note in chord, starting with upstroke then using all downstrokes to sweep through the rest of the chord. When doing this it’s important to let your hand “fall” on the string, without putting any effort to pushing the strings, like in regular alternate picking. Also changing positions quickly is crucial to be able to play in time!
Harmony is following:
E min, F#min7-5, Baug, Amin.
E min, F#7, B7, Emin, Emin/D#, Emin/D, Emin/C#, F#7/C#, Bmin7, E9, Amaj13, Dmaj9, Gmaj13, C#min7-5, F#7, Bmin.
E min, F#min7-5, Baug, Amin.
Emin. F#min7-5, Adim7, Cmaj7, Gmaj7, Bdim7, F#min7-5, Cmaj7, Gmaj7, F#min7-5, Adim7, Fmaj7, Bdim7, Adim7, C#dim7, Cdim7
Enjoy!
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