Arpegio de Re Séptima Lidia Dominante para Guitar

Arpegio de Guitar en afinación Open A — diagrama de diapasón

Open A (EAEAC#E)
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Re Séptima Lidia Dominante en Open A — Notas e Intervalos

Notas: Re, Fa#, La, Do, Sol#

Intervalos: 1P, 3M, 5P, 7m, 11A

Fórmula: 2W-WH-WH-8

Número de notas: 5

Afinación: Open A (E-A-E-A-C#-E)

También conocido como: 7#11, 7#4

El arpegio Re Séptima Lidia Dominante tiene 5 notas (Re, Fa#, La, Do, Sol#). Usa el diapasón interactivo de arriba para explorarlo en 6-string guitar — Open A con diferentes afinaciones y rangos de trastes.

Acerca de la Afinación Open A

Open A tuning (E-A-E-A-C#-E) produces an A major chord when strummed open. It is structurally identical to Open G tuned up one whole step, delivering a brighter, more tense sound that works particularly well for slide guitar centered on the key of A.

Jimmy Page used Open A with a slide on Led Zeppelin's 'In My Time of Dying' from Physical Graffiti (1975). Rory Gallagher also employed Open A for his raw, energetic slide work. Many players achieve Open A by simply placing a capo at the 2nd fret in Open G tuning, which is why dedicated Open A usage is less commonly discussed. However, without a capo, Open A gives direct access to the open A string resonance and a different feel under the fingers due to the higher tension.

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Artistas destacados: Jimmy Page, Rory Gallagher, Delta blues players

Ideal para: Slide guitar in the key of A, blues playing, and situations where you need the brightness of Open G tuned up without a capo

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