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The horizontal minor9 arpeggio is a beauty.

You'll hardly find it used by jazz and rock guitarists, but it's one of the first shapes you learn when you really get into the music of Django Reinhardt and Gypsy Jazz.

In one of my last LIVE workshops - I was asked two questions about it:

The first question was why do I use different fingerings when playing ascending and descending?

The second was why don't I use my pinky? Or in other words - why do I use my index finger for three notes in a row on the same string?

Sound strange?

Well... there are good reasons for both.

One of the challenges of Gypsy Picking is the double-down on a single string. One of my answers talks about overcoming that challenge and explains how to make it easy to play this arpeggio very fast....

And the other answer... well... you'll hear it yourself.

I hope you'll find this video interesting!

And as usual, I am here for any questions you may have.

My best wishes,
Yaakov
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