How to play ARPEGGIOS on the piano

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I've been playing almost three years, and have gotten very good at ignoring arpeggios. Thanks for these tips. I sent this to a Nooby friend and recommended your channel as a serious site.

[@larrydupre1545]

This video is pure gold. One of your best.

[@pianofluency]

Thank you Larry! Hope you're doing great! :)

[@johncubbin825]

Thank you! Takeaways for me: 1. Successive triads 2. Thumbs on white notes if possible 3. RH thumb on 5th in many cases; LH thumb on root. 4. Classical: start slow with practice, legato in hand (no pedal) 5. For improv practice, focus on RH moving up, in context, maybe with sustain pedal. 6.LH Root-5-Root underneath can add to effect.

[@pianofluency]

Great summary!

[@bhwannabesmiles]

Jawdrop....I haven't even watched the full just saw a few seconds and I KNOW this is gonna be GOOD!!! Especially if it's from you brother!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@kah3705]

Very well presented. I especially appreciate your instruction to focus on three note triads first.

[@PenFochta]

Really ..beautiful.

[@kanoniervas715]

Thank you for creating this helpful videos 👏 ear training tips for some of your next videos would be great. Greetings from Macedonia 👋

[@bunnyhollowcrafts]

Oh, 5:03. Thank you!!!!!

[@tessplease]

fabulous.

[@franciscocalvo1980]

Muchas gracias.

[@ladc8960]

😮(4:34) What's your formula in finding hidden notes within the triad?

[@pc2nite]

If you mean triads in extended chords I have seen this as a subject for jazz horn improvisation tutorials for example.

[@pianofluency]

In most extended chords, you can just look at the 3 top notes! Or to reverse engineer chords with the same top like this, you just keep adding a bass note a 3rd lower.

[@jurajmecko1241]

😀❤️👌

[@edbailey8801]

He did say you will have too practice😢

[@teedtad2534]

Too much lecture NO demo! Thumbs 👎 down!!! Cannot understand with out demos!!