Corey Congilio: Using dominant 7 arpeggios in a guitar solo @guitarworld
Corey Congilio: Using dominant 7 arpeggios in a guitar solo  @guitarworld
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A great way to break away from the typical blues soloing sound of pentatonic scales is to incorporate dominant 7 arpeggios into your improvised lines. As the name implies, a dominant 7 arpeggio is sounded by playing the notes of a dominant 7 chord, such as G7, C7 or D7, individually and in succession.
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Corey Congilio: Using dominant 7 arpeggios in a guitar solo

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