Minor arpeggios are built by stacking a minor third (from the root A to the minor third C) and a major third (from C to the fifth E). This structure is not only found in the A minor chord, but also in extended chords in transposed form. For detailed analysis, see our study on superimposing arpeggios over triads.
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Construction of the minor arpeggio
Minor arpeggios are built by stacking a minor third (from the root A to the minor third C) and a major third (from C to the fifth E). This structure is not only found in the A minor chord, but also in extended chords in transposed form. For detailed analysis, see our study on superimposing arpeggios over triads.