Arpeggio Exercise

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Arpeggio Exercise

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guitarristamadrid

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Joined: Jan. 27 2010

Arpeggio Exercise

Hi guys, here is a very standard arpeggio exercise that Entri teaches everyone, I actually learned it from someone before I even met Entri.

Let me know if anything doesn't make sense.

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