How To Add Diminished Arpeggios To Your Blues Soloing

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Hello Cherries! We know our pentatonic scales and our chord tones 🤨 Now it's time to level up our blues playing. You can superimpose a diminished arpeggio a half-step above the root of the chord you're targeting 🧐 Think of the diminished notes as "outside" notes that provide tension and resolve into the underlying chord tones, creating a jazzy, bluesy sound 😄 In this NEW VIDEO I'll show you how to do it 🎸 Enjoy the video and have a great weekend Everybody 😎

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