tw62862
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The way I understand arpeggios is that they involved plucking individual strings (sometime more than one) in differing patterns while fingering a chord. Assuming that definition is accurate...it's challenging...but I understand.
However, when my class starting handing out tab sheets for fingerpicking...I don't see any "pattern". That is, they look to be instructions for fretting individual strings without an "overall guide" like an arpeggio.
Example:
With an arpeggio, I may be told to fret a G7, then play differing individual strings for several measures in various patters...but my left hand is still fretting the G7.
With a tab sheet, I just see string/fret designations without an overall guide.
However, when I watch someone play the sheet, it looks like they are placing their fretting in "advance" like I would with an arpeggio.
So...what am I missing?
However, when my class starting handing out tab sheets for fingerpicking...I don't see any "pattern". That is, they look to be instructions for fretting individual strings without an "overall guide" like an arpeggio.
Example:
With an arpeggio, I may be told to fret a G7, then play differing individual strings for several measures in various patters...but my left hand is still fretting the G7.
With a tab sheet, I just see string/fret designations without an overall guide.
However, when I watch someone play the sheet, it looks like they are placing their fretting in "advance" like I would with an arpeggio.
So...what am I missing?