In this video from my lead guitar improvisation course, Nail the Changes, I go over a foundational guitar mapping exercise for learning the minor 7th arpeggios guitar shapes.
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⏱ Content Outline for This Minor 7th Arpeggios Guitar Lesson

0:00 - About this lesson on guitar mapping / context
1:50 - About the minor 7th arpeggios guitar shapes exercise
2:29 - Exercise demonstration
4:41 - Outro / Nail the Changes / watch next

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💬 Lesson Description

In this video I share one of the lessons from my lead guitar improvisation course called Nail the Changes.

This video simply demonstrates one of the key exercises in the program where we work on guitar mapping for all the minor 7th arpeggios guitar shapes and chord tones in one position on the fretboard.

After doing that, we can start to work on truly improvising with them and making great solos over any chord progression.

By using guitar mapping to learn the chord tones for every chord type, through the circle of 4ths in one location on the fretboard, it ensures that we cover every physical shape possible for each chord.

By doing that we can then use those same shapes later all over the fretboard without having any blind spots in our playing.

This approach is especially important if you want to play jazz guitar.

In this video I demonstrate the exercise with the minor 7th arpeggios guitar shapes. Minor 7 chord tones sound great through the circle of 4th, so it's a fun chord to work through.

I hope you enjoyed this lesson about guitar mapping and found it beneficial. Let me know what you thought in the comments.

Thanks! :)

- Jared

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