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What is this course?
Arpeggios are the cornerstone of compelling melodies and improvisation, and this course offers a deep dive into mastering them on the guitar. You'll learn where all chord-tones are located across the fingerboard, transforming the way you understand and play music.
This course provides an essential yet often overlooked aspect of guitar playing. It's not just about learning; it's about embedding the notes into your style for a fluid and intuitive mastery.
Whether your goal is to enhance your melody writing or improve your improvisation skills, this course is a key step in your musical journey.




Table of contents
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1. Introduction
Welcome to the Arpeggio Masterclass.
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2. How To Use This Course
How to get the most out of this course using the videos and provided materials.
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3. Major Triad Exercises
Examples of major triads and inversions in close position.
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4. Minor Triad Exercises
Examples of minor triads and inversions in close position.
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5. Diatonic Arpeggios
Diatonic triads and 7th arpeggios in close position.
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6. Diatonic Triads on Three Strings
Diatonic triads and inversions on groups of three strings.
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7. 7th Arpeggios
Comprehensive overview of all types of 7th arpeggios.
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8. Major Add9 Arpeggios
How to practice major add9 arpeggios using close position and piano fingerings.
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9. Minor Add9 Arpeggios
Exercises to get you comfortable with minor add 9 arpeggios across the neck.
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10. Sus4 Arpeggios
Learn sus4 arpeggios across the neck using positions based off of the root, 4th, and 5th major scale degrees.
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11. Spread Triads
Exercises that introduce you to major, minor, dominant, and sus4 spread triads.
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12. Spread Triads in a Progression
Exercise using an example from a progression within a song.
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13. Major Tritone Etude
An etude structured around tritone relationships using arpeggios in this course.
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14. D Minor Etude
A short etude showing how to use arpeggios in this course in context.
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15. B Minor Etude
A short etude showing how to use arpeggios in this course in another context.
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16. This Course in Context
How to maximize your learning utilizing all of my courses.



















