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Arp Symmetry - Part 3

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Chris Feener 256 lessons
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Arp Symmetry

Arp Symmetry - Introduction
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Arp Symmetry - Introduction Chris Feener
Arp Symmetry - Part 1
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Arp Symmetry - Part 1 Chris Feener
Arp Symmetry - Part 2
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Arp Symmetry - Part 2 Chris Feener
Arp Symmetry - Part 3
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Arp Symmetry - Part 3 Chris Feener
Arp Symmetry - Part 4
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Arp Symmetry - Part 4 Chris Feener

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In measure 4, we see another five-string arpeggio. This time, a dominant 7 instead of a natural minor. The picking is identical to that of the A minor arpeggio, but the fingering is a little tanglier.

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