Arpeggios 101 (Beginner Piano Lesson)

[@zulby09]

When I started to show interest in being an instrumentalist in my early teens instead of just singing and listening to songs, I started with the acoustic folk guitar then eventually ‘graduated’ to organ keyboards which inevitably led me to the acoustic piano. Thanks to pianote I am still discovering new things about this instrument 🎹 which harkens me back to the time I jammed with my friends as a rhythm guitarist or keyboardist. 2 things are needed for the mindset to tackle the piano: 1) You need a goal like wanting to play songs 2) You never be afraid of difficulties but relish learning them

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[@Aliounemusik]

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[@davidbalan6571]

An arpeggio is essentially a broken chords. We take a chord and roll through its notes one by one , bottom to top to bottom.

[@BobHaikou]

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[@martywolfman]

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[@PianoteOfficial]

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[@jessicapsalmist8205]

Arpeggios ❤ best calming strategy and inspiring.thank you soooo much x

[@willieervinjr2764]

Great video. Thank you!

[@marvellingmonk]

I love the way you made this look so easy and fun. 😍

[@liyakatbawade3546]

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[@colinm9423]

Such a fantastic and simple explanation. Just what I needed. Thank you so much. Awesome demonstration. Beautiful voice too.

[@happyapostate616]

Excellent, and just what I needed. Thanks!

[@mdfaisalsarkar2031]

I understand very well. thank you very much.

[@Kigasongs]

You can really see the joy you have with playing and explaining the piano, it's a lot of fun to see :)

[@utredutredson1686]

Love your teaching style, excellent video as always. Thank-you

[@avjohn1]

Started playing the paino a few weeks ago and I'm having fun practicing arpeggios with your help. Thank you!

[@ajnosgrebsum2867]

Its sooo wonderful! What a wonderful lession!

[@leegridley5663]

Just learning the piano with my son and this video has opened up our keyboard creativity no end. Amazing, thank you 😊

[@paulrudin5928]

Wow, you’re amazing!

[@nellynel6141]

I don’t think she knows how cute she really is with an enticing demeanor to listen to. Anyway, I love using the magic sound of arpeggios in my compositions.

[@jeffreybaer3746]

She knows

[@Squids_Vlogs]

I think she does that’s why she made a career about it. Good for her! 🎉

[@revolve-art]

​@@jeffreybaer3746And i know she knows

[@Gray-Wolf-Media]

Was doing this after watching you and had to pull out my Chord book by our very own Pianote or Murosa.

[@ArtificialGamingIntelligence]

Love your videos and your joy.

[@John_Musician]

I just learned wonderful arpeggios. Going to use those in my piano playing!! Thank you so much!! Looking forward to the upcoming videos!!!

[@MAstaKFC]

Amazing tutorial! My arpeggios sound so lifeless and dead, but after this vid, they sound (marginally) better. I guess the rest comes down to more practice. Thanks!

[@MuhammadIqbal-dp2es]

Lisa I want To Thank You. Because you create video about piano finally I can buy my own piano. Not the fancy grand piano but yamaha kind stage piano. I play guitar in my entire life but when i play piano. It works easier. It is like i can do whatever I want

[@cognachobo2320]

Awesome lesson as always. What a great teacher. So inspiring and talented. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. It really is appreciated.

[@temiremiamos6126]

Thanks a lot

[@Lance514]

Thank you Lisa ❤

[@jessicapsalmist8205]

You are AMAZING

[@hanifdavletshin3550]

Thank you

[@catherine6653]

Bach Minuet in G has arpeggios 😊 Appreciate the 2 octave tutorial.

[@ZahraNamjo-m4q]

You are fantastic❤

[@gregspratling2403]

Gosh that sounds beautiful - spent two hours practicing these last night, arpeggios are way out of my comfort zone but this was so much fun to try

[@SalahDambo-gb6cs]

Today I support it, I wish you good luck and success

[@MichaelThomas-o7v]

Thank you Ms. Lisa...Excellent teaching.

[@thembelihlentshulana]

Beautiful music ❤.

you re lovely. tx a lot

[@Electromaniatico]

¡Eres encantadora!! Contigo, aprender piano es más fácil y motivante. ❤

[@frans688]

What an elegant and well-explained video. I will come back for more.

[@bandaloop3759]

Amazingly helpful video

[@0blivioniox864]

Damn nice. I'd love to be able to play the Dire Straits Tunnel of Love arpeggio someday. First one I was ever exposed to I think

[@jmaicaaan]

WOOOOW

[@guizehshalom.stephen6844]

I love arpeggio and really want to learn it from you this year

[@graciawilnick7827]

So great ❤

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci. Back to basics.

[@PianoteOfficial]

You're welcome!

[@notatopyoutuber]

Thank you, nice lesson

[@boonong3895]

thank you so much, i learn so much!

[@MrGenijus]

thank you.

[@michaelbeeministries2020]

Thank you! This I will try, because I tried playing inversion chords and my brain fogged out. I love arpeggios. I think the inversion arpeggios will work in my songs. I will try. Thank you again! Smile 🌞👍

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She gave me the hope I can finally learn how to play piano!!!!

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An exciting teacher. Very encouraging

[@Especial1015]

Thank you Again...

[@PianoteOfficial]

Always welcome!

[@LadanzaTube]

Yes fantastic video! 🎹💖 That brings my back to my most wish while playing piano : can you please make a video where we learn how to play every song either by ear or leadsheet and coming up with such left hand accompiments. I mean to show us along some chart songs what pattern to do in the left hand where and why. Would be so awesome!!

[@VijayKanta]

Top stuff Instructor Ma'am.

[@nassimakermioff]

you are just amazing woman & amazing artist with amazing voice

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[@michaelatimm8012]

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[@preetikanhye7876]

She so cute ,I like her voice thanks for the lesson I'm a new beginners

[@efronloe6655]

So good leson

[@SiriusB2023]

Great 🙏

[@PianoteOfficial]

Thank you!

[@SudeepDSouzaJ]

In the Play Faster Faster Scales by Jordan Rudess in Pianote, he tells us that in order to play Faster move the arm and avoid the thumb tuck. So when playing multi octave arpeggios, Instead of a thumb tuck can I move my entire hand over to the higher octave?

[@rapturetrucking4329]

Nice I will practice

[@danielfiala350]

🥰😘 Thank you

[@cottagecraftncrochet]

Very helpful.

[@markr8326]

Lisa please teach Elton John's 'Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues' you're such a great teacher & I have total faith in you!

[@26thpiratekingfry6]

thanks for making this :)

[@erckupazo]

I hope they give another video on how to play argpeggios really fast

[@budiwaskito112]

Thanks you....

[@secularteejay]

Everyone I ask about where should I start learning how to play piano they almost all say "arpeggios." Some would say "chords" but I am going to attempt to make a road map for my learning progress. Arpeggios first, chords, then reading, then theory. Arpeggios seem like a great starting point to get my feet wet. My gear will arrive Nov 2nd 2024 and I am excited to learn how to play it. For those who are curious Roland GO 88 key with pedal. Entire learning process is going to be recorded and documented for gauging my progress.

[@Seyeaith]

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[@MANISHMOHAPATRA-he3xj]

Could you make a video on how to write piano notes (scores) on a blank score sheet?

[@abdulhameed-vh6df]

Really amazing mam

[@michaelbruning9361]

Very nice. I have a Yamaha P525 piano with 88 keys, but in the most piano songs a have the feeling of using only 2-3 octaves of my keyboard. Perhaps you can make a video how to use a larger range of a keyboard ? I often play songs (with playground) where a have a simple melody for the right hand and chords or chord variations with my left hand. Songs with single notes also for my left hand are often to difficult for me, because i can only look at the notes for my right hand and not both.

[@212latina]

New sub.....but using your vids for violin....bc you teach for dummies. ❤ it.

[@charlesnechante]

Cool video, but great voice ! Maybe you should sing more on the next one !

[@VegasAlien1]

It's so much fun learning at half speed from the nice drunk-sounding lady.

[@joshuatoral5105]

😂

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[@curtwilliams2606]

You've got the biggest smile out of anybody I've ever known... Y? & also, is it possible to use arpeggios in any scale that I choose and still become very wealthy doing so ? ,,or do I just need to stay in G major...?

[@mughaswu4109]

Pretty good and interesting.....

[@johnmichaelarellano9162]

hello Pianote! I have a request for a piano tutorial if you don't mind. I hope you will do a tutorial on a piece called "Epiphany" from the movie Soul made by Pixar. I hope you take the time to read this. Thank you!

[@hymepaul1727]

Hello Pianote! I am a new subscriber and student for this channel and i have a request for a song called "If am with you" from the anime series called Jiujutsu Kaisen

[@billauer]

In the two-octave arpeggio, the crossover is done after the third tone with the right hand, but only after the forth tone with the left hand. Is there any reason for this difference? It's really confusing when playing with both hands. Thanks in advance (and also for this video). :)

[@shahidashrafi4075]

I am in my early sixties. Is it a good time to get into piano lessons?

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[@Brother71-j3w]

Please play whisky lullaby with these arpeggios 🙏

[@ChicoBlack]

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[@lachezarkrastev7123]

Could you play Memories (Someone We'll Never Know) from Clint Mansell - please! ... for me is the most beautiful piano mellody ever ...

[@Timber1262]

What is the name of this teacher. Does she have a YT site as well? I like her style of teaching as, being a older student? Thank you

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thanks god worke pinaota

[@Chrysalis_2308]

Pls do airplane pt 2 intro.

[@j-j-master]

This is interesting

[@Dashula2012]

What the black keys do???? I am too very afraid to press😂😂

[@adithyasaibk8077]

😂😂😂

[@Dashula2012]

But I'm not afraid, black keys do some beautiful melodies, they are called sharps or flats

[@nimrod261]

Please sing more 🙏🤍

[@heroninouye]

Is there a tip for piano players with fat fingers? (seriously). Doing some appegios when you need play between two black notes is really hard!

[@TheKervick]

I am having the fat finger problem also

[@LoudLin86]

Same here! Well short and fat(ish) here! And some 2 octave arpeggios that use black keys are not doable for me

[@kasper_573]

You can try to play the notes further down the keys.

[@ekpiyalichai]

Hi iam a severely arthritic patient Finger dexterity exercises will help make fatty or swollen limbs stretch and more flexible for a variety of tasks including playing instruments. You can Google exercises you can do at home with materials already at home. Next step is to incorporate similar exercises for Piano. I'm a newbie and still learning. I couldn't even hold 3 notes together for more than 3 seconds. But occupational therapy is helping.

[@heroninouye]

@@kasper_573 when it's shaper where the first note is a black key and the second is a white one between blacks, it's impossible for me. Especially if it's a 4-note arpeggio

[@sinrenfield]

Is it normal to be able to switch and transition easier with one hand than the other? The flipping the fingers or thumbs under to move over notes (in general) is much easier for me with my left hand than my right. Thing is... I'm RIGHT HANDED. 🤣

[@Paul_Wn]

They sound good, and I'm the first one to put comment on them

[@PianoteOfficial]

Glad you liked them! #First

[@dannahernandez4715]

5:47

[@ricardocadilha5804]

The problem with me is that I can't play both hands at the same time with different tempos. 🙄

[@tWiGgAyyy]

Hey, u better now!?:)))