Here's the next episode of Breaking Chords with 'Classical-Style Arpeggios.'
This lesson focuses on harmonizing an A Harmonic Minor scale into chords and then performing the chords located in the key using arpeggios. This will help you understand how to approach selecting a key and experimenting with the various chords and tonalities as you move through the key and combine the selected chords into progressions - which is very common in every style of music, but you can definitely hear this type of approach used in classical music that was written hundreds of years ago.
For those that are new to harmonizing scales or converting chords into arpeggios, this lesson will provide some insight into tackling these areas of composition and musical experimentation. This concept will also supply you with a series of hurdles and challenges that should keep your fingers and brain busy for a while.
It's fun, interesting, and musically expressive to explore keys and music theory like this - and by the end of this lesson, you'll find that we're moving (and shredding) through this material with a firm grip using this approach and nailing these arpeggio progressions down with a creation level of freedom and conviction.
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