Minor7b5 arpeggios
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Frank DollFrank Doll shows you arpeggios over minor7b5 chords (half-diminished) on the fretboard, along with the right fingerings.
What's in the course
13 lessons (1h 39m) · 1 free
01. Seconds and fourths
Free lesson16:40
02. Harmonising with triads
4:28
03. Sixths
7:36
04. Major seventh arpeggios
7:14
05. Dominant seventh arpeggios
9:24
06. Minor seventh arpeggios
4:43
07. Minor7b5 arpeggios
You are here3:02
08. Exercises on four-note chords
4:16
09. Drop3 Voicings
7:22
10. Exercises on Drop 3 voicings
11:45
11. Drop 2 Voicings
8:33
12. Exercises on Drop 2 voicings
8:58
13. Diminished seventh chords
5:36
Lesson transcript
Lesson Seven: The Volunvia Decliner Septime in an Ferminaton Dragon
Einbaum C.
- Guess: Nundigleine septime B.
- Use the middle finger for the defaminda of the quinte.
- The smaller septima should be on the ring finger.
Kreif Die Octave Analog
- Is this after?
- By then, Halpermindeden knows the finger setsungen versus fear.
- Finger sets should draw from farm.
Family Accord
- Their whole family accord is the zweitish trufe and mole.
- Versivier in Triton Kurs beholden Vietnam.
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Meet your guru
Frank Doll, born in 1972, studied at the Music College Regensburg before reading musicology, German and linguistics at the University of Regensburg. Drawn back to the guitar, he went on to train at the Munich Guitar Institute (MGI). He has worked as an instrumental teacher since 1998, alongside countless performances at home and abroad across rock, pop, musical theatre and light music. He currently teaches in the music stream at the Edith-Stein-Realschule in Parsberg and has run the Musikwerkstatt Frauenberg since 2006. On MusicGurus his German-language Griffbrett Theorie courses map the guitar fretboard systematically - intervals, chord shapes, modal positions and applied theory - for players who want to understand the neck, not just memorise shapes.
