Right Hand Arpeggios & A Funny Story (guitar technique) with Eliot Fisk

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Boston Guitarfest X June 17-21, 2015
Boston Guitarfest artistic director Eliot Fisk presents an arpeggio lesson that improves right hand dexterity and string crossings while challenging the left hand and mind to improve circle of fifths capability.
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@cmiracapo546 6 лет назад

Great for both hands. And also a confidence builder when u are achieving a mobility through out the neck and not just at the first position with G,C&D major chords Way to go Elliot u are the Man!!!

@dylanisraelian901 6 лет назад

there's a wonderful example of this technique in Tango en Skai by Roland Dyens

@susanbidmead977 7 лет назад

awe that man is fantastic on that instrument..I was mesmerised...

@michaelpaglia3219 3 года назад

Wonderful. Ty Eliot.

@gc13084 8 лет назад

Thank you Elliot.

@superdeluxesmell 4 года назад

His right hand is at a right angle to the strings. I used to do that and was told to stop. I’m self taught and I don’t know where I picked it up.

@RobertoMartinez-kv5tp 2 года назад

Buen ejercicio ✔

@yeahyeahyeah5089 6 лет назад

lmao I thought the story was gonna end with 'by the time I was done there was nobody left in the audience" xD

@plumleytube 7 лет назад

The moveable chord with some open strings ... very Villa Lobos esque.

@rodrigokehoe5860 8 лет назад

Y que seria lo innovador o extraordinario?

@rjlchristie 4 года назад

1:41 wtf? it's not E minor if it lacks a G natural.

@StringsByMail 9 лет назад

Here's some more great "Tips For Guitarists" from Eliot Fisk. He discusses right hand arpeggios along with a funny story.

@guitarlots 3 года назад

Has a little Sebastio Tapajos sound to it

@richardmacha1172 9 лет назад

What is the moveable chord that is being used?

@StringsByMail 9 лет назад

Rick Macha It looks like the moveable chord he is using is essentially a type of barre chord on at the 2nd frets on the 4th and 5th strings, and the 4th fret of the 3rd string and 5th fret of the 2nd string.

@MatthewJohnFaunce 9 лет назад

Rick Macha It's what is commonly called a 'power chord', which is a chord that consists of only the root and fifth. The first chord he plays is spelled, starting from the bass, e b e' b' e" e". The second chord is e f#' b' f#" b" e". n.b. The standard spelling for middle-c is c', and is spoken "one lined c." The open strings of the guitar are as follows: e a d' g' b' e", and the e"' at the first string, twelfth fret, is a "three lined e." (Each higher c above mid-c gets a new line.)

@5geezers 2 года назад

Good exercise, there's a million of them out there. I use that chord for tuning and as Elliot's video shows, it's unforgiving as you ascend the fbd [as when he gets to 10th position..."G" on 5th sting] BTW I don't recommend using only this one chord for tuning, if you flip that chord around you get a different stack of 4ths and 5ths...E A E A E A low to high... the idea is to avoid using intervals of a major 3rd, which has to be sweetened slightly according to whether you have one or more major chord in a very exposed situation. [If all else fails....get a clip on tuner...from String By Mail of course] lol