In this video
We look at a cascade lick based on an arpeggio rather than a scale. This is similar to the previous two lessons, but in this case we're not looking at a standard scale position.
In this lesson we're looking at a cascade lick based on an arpeggio rather than a scale. This is similar to the previous two lessons, but in this case we're not looking at a standard scale position.
Lesson aims
- Learn the example lick
- Focus on fluidity - this pattern should flow smoothly
- Pay attention to the picking pattern and keeping good timing between your picking and fretting hands
Adom9 Arpeggio
While we're not looking at a scale this time, this diagram shows the positions of the notes we're using in this arpeggio.
Study Piece 10 - Cascade Lick 3
Course Outline
Advanced Fingerstyle With Jarvis
Arpeggios in C major
Arpeggios in 3:4 time
Arpeggios in 6:8 time
Fast Flamenco Style Arpeggios
DADGAD Tuning with Fingerstyle
Percussive Taps in Drop D
Natural, Artificial and Harp Harmonics
Cascade Licks with A Minor Pentatonic
Cascade Licks with G Major Pentatonic
Cascade Licks with an A9 Arpeggio
Cascade Licks with the E Blues Scale
Carter Scratch Technique
Chet's Thumb
Chet's Hand
Chet's Beat
Chet's Arp
"Trackside" Chet Atkins Player Study
Merle's Thumb
Merle's Hand
Merle's Beat
Merle's Arp
"Loco Motif" - Merle Travis Player Study