Connecting Chords G Major Chord scale triad arpeggios for improvisation

In this intermediate lesson video, I continue using the G, E-, C, D chord progression from previous lesson videos and improvise over it using arpeggiated triad shapes on the D, G, and B strings.
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[@mizrah2907]

I like the way you keep your video short, effective, without complicated detail and boring lessons. This was really helpful, thanks.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Excellent! Thank you for the feedback as well, it is very appreciated.

[@JohnBevier]

You’re helping me discover a musical voice I never thought I had! Joyous journey- thank you 🎉

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Absolutely grateful to be on the path with you!

[@cebuguitartune]

Amazing and clear tutorial! Love the pro.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thanks again! I hope the information and demonstration are helpful in your music making. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@cebuguitartune]

perfect sound!

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Chimp_No_1]

Really appreciate this lesson ! Thanks for sharing !

[@ShavasanaKitty]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@grahmradio]

Fantastic video. Gives me a fresh perspective on triads.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thanks, glad it offers a new way to approach things. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Ganzie2000]

Tomo Fujita Channel has some nice videos on triads too.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

@@Ganzie2000 Awesome! Thanks for sharing this for folks to explore. Seeing the guitar from many perspectives is really useful. Thanks again!

[@mauriciogambini]

Thanks !! It was objective, clear and effective. It will help us to explore it easily.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting and giving me this feedback.

[@Ganzie2000]

Awesome

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TheMousikos]

What kind of right hand technique is this? Only upstrokes?

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thanks for watching and commenting! As far as what technique I am using, certainly I am using up strokes, but there are also alternate picking phrases and down stroke picking phrases. I do favor up strokes when improvising with a pick as that is my rhythmic up beat, so if you were watching and said WTF, you are not alone. A lot of guitar players favor down strokes, I am just not one them.

[@lukather1]

These not just arpeggios?

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Yes, these are arpeggios played in G major diatonic chord scale order. Thanks for watching and commenting!