
How to Use Arpeggios Over Chord Changes (The Exercise That Changed Everything)
Learn to use arpeggios over chord changes with one exercise from Autumn Leaves. Stay in position, target chord tones, hear the fretboard differently.
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Learn to use arpeggios over chord changes with one exercise from Autumn Leaves. Stay in position, target chord tones, hear the fretboard differently.

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