Arpeggios in African Music - The African Bass Masterclass Part 1 - World Music Method

Arpeggios in African music involve playing the notes of a chord individually instead of simultaneously. This technique is widespread across traditional and contemporary African music styles and is used to create rhythmic and melodic patterns. It adds complexity to the music's structure and groove, contributing to the intricate layering of rhythms and melodies characteristic of African music.

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