Minor Triad Arpeggios - All Inversions
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Let's play some minor triad arpeggios.
Here's the root position F minor arpeggio. You may notice how similar it is to the minor pentatonic scale form.
Here's the first inversion F minor arpeggio.
And here's the second inversion.
So learn these minor arpeggio patterns, and find a way to apply them to your playing.
Below are arpeggios for minor triads, all inversions. Learn them all, and then learn to apply them all to your playing.
F Minor Arpeggio, Root
F Minor Arpeggio, 1st Inversion
F Minor Arpeggio, 2nd Inversion
The “F” on the low E string can be moved to the 5th string for easier fingering.
Key Tasks
- Memorize all minor arpeggio patterns.
- Practice the patterns with a metronome; the 6-note beat grouping is often used for triad arpeggios.
- You can also apply the arpeggios over an F- chord.
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