How To Practice Beautiful Arpeggios on Piano 🎹💐 (Beginner Lesson)

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Wow, I have never been this early! I love playing arpeggios. I can play lots of them because of you, Lisa. God bless you! ❤️

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I can’t believe that arpeggio playing can be so much fun and beautiful! Thank you Lisa, you have the most amazing smile as well😀

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[@kirrileepearson9981]

This was wonderful. I have tried to learn to sight read music for 35 years but always end up playing by ear instead so now I have resigned myself to focusing on learning arpeggios and other patterns so i can just play the chords and improv the melody. These patterns are great for practising coordination, thanks.

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Thanku for wonderful lessons Lisa ..i started my arpigios journey before 1 year ago after watching this vedio today suddenly i got this lesson again on you tube and watching again at 5 am in India ❤

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This is the best arpeggio lesson both online and offline available. Its magic. I was at lost but now m enjoying playing again. It's not always theories but the improvisation and music that's being created ❤️

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This is one of the most beautiful piano lessons in different ways. Thanks, Lisa .

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[@fijilattimer3868]

Great tutorial. I have a Yamaha arranger keyboard playing the melody with my right hand and pre-arranged chords and rhythms with my left. I love practicing using these arpeggios. I'm 80 and live in the UK. Great work, thanks.🫖

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I love arpeggios, The sound is perfect!!!❤️

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Wonderful lesson and awesome Lisa! This is one of the best arpeggio lessons so far and i am using these techniques in my practice routine.Thank you Lisa.God bless.

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I just pulled out the keyboard inwas gifted a few months ago (decided this at 12:15am) and have been messing around with this for the last hour, this was fun, but i need to go to sleep 😴 the music has definitely soothed me a little and has definitely satisfied a creative itch in my brain.

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Thank you for great camera shots and Lisa showing exactly how the hand and fingers should move! Thank you so much.

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That is very good. I am a piano teacher myself for over 50 yrs. What about using instead of in your left hand the third finger and use your fourth finger? But, I see your point with just an arpeggio. But if you use the fourth finger instead of the third finger then you would be more prepared to do arpeggios in the left-hand of two octaves or more. And it also gives you a better twist for smaller hands to reach up into the last tone. You don't have to change because of what I said, but I took training from a great concert pianist from Norway in all the patterns that one would use in piano pieces handed down through the great Master's teaching. I really think you're such a wonderful teacher with positive projections in your voice and I'm retired LOL. Those that are listening to her continue she is an excellent teacher. The right hand arpeggios she taught that correctly showing the arm going out not jumping over to the next octave area but connecting.

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Looks like these Arpeggios lessons will get my left and right hand coordination on track. Really learning Boogie Woogie piano, but been dreading the hand coordination stuff. Good soft rhythm to it.

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Sat down at the piano, I'm a beginner and it took me about 45 minutes to get the technique, fun the play..I consider it a progression achievement

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For the most beginner of beginners this starts out easy enough and then gets progressively challenging (duh). But it has kept me engaged and intensely trying for a week now, and I've only mastered about half of it. But it's also not so hard that it feels discouraging. Challenging but very possible. The sweetest of spots when trying to build confidence in a foreign activity. Thank you for this!

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Another great lesson Lisa. I love your teaching style. When things get a little hairy, I'll slow the pace pace down and play with my eyes closed. I find I concentrate more this way. Has anyone else tried practicing with their eyes closed, I'll like to know out of curiosity? Thank you Lisa. Xx

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Beautiful sound,beautiful arpeggios, and beautiful teacher,all ways i enjoy how easy you make it look!thanks!👍 Adios 👋

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Lisa, thanks for being such a fun piano teacher! THIS is how I want to learn piano! Chord professions and a few simple arpeggios and you/we can make awesome improvised music. This lesson in particular is a practice I will return to repeatedly.

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Forgotten how much I enjoy your videos, Lisa. I've been caught up in another channel, not piano, physics, though still practicing daily. (Also, can do way too much KZbin at some point.) These arpeggio exercises look delightful. I had gone through somebody's introductory arpeggio exercises and eventually lost interest in it. These exercises look to take me further. Thank you.

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Not sure if you're interested in how far I made it in one session, but here it is anyway. In terms of total distance, about halfway, up to where the right hand goes up and down the sus chord. I did explore several side roads. One was because, I at first missed the instruction on dropping the third on the arpeggio+2 (forgot the name you gave it). As a consequence, I wondered about rhythm and fingering. (At first, I was going 5-4-2-1, but the realized during this "sidetrip" that if I ever needed to go further down that the 3-1 manuever is easier than the 4-1.) Another sidetrip explored the arpeggio rhythms considering the arpeggio notes as quarters, eighths, and sixteenths and wondering about right hand melodies supporting those rhythms. The session was probably not more than an hour. The exercises are indeed very pretty, very enjoyable to practice.

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It may take awhile before the 2-octave arpeggio works its way into autopilot. I was happy when I got to the point that I could do it without looking at my hand though my brain was singularly focused on it.

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