7 Piano Arpeggios Exercises for Beginners

After thousands of hours learning in the internet, I thought I would not feel surprised and excited again, but this video cought me. I feel that a new and beautiful level in my baby step will be reached. Thanks a lot!!

Hi jazer... Whenever you play the arpeggios or chords, can you pls show the notes on the screen.... Its easy to catch for the beginners....

Thank you so much young man.

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Thank you so much.

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To answer your question regarding fingering on Level #4, RH Reach Song, I would use finger #4 for the F major arpeggio because finger #4 is already in position from the previous A minor hand position. Also, since the hand is at a stretch, there is already tension in the hand, and because the hand is generally in the exact same position as the previous chord as only one note changes, and the 1 and 5 fingers are locked in position, I find that it causes quite a bit more tension when I switch from finger #4 to #3.

Thanks. Very hard to follow, then to play 😢

Bro your ability to make songs out of an selection is amazing I had started learning piano but school interrupts but I am on a journey of self improvement by going back to square one

Me who wanted to learn MoonLight Sonata 3rd movement 😐

That sounds somewhat like "Someone like you" by Adele...

Does this exercise compromise something for sounding so good?

This us great, as long as the students have progressed to the point in theory to recognize enough music theory to know and understand chord inversions.

A student who doesn't know chord inversions will be helplessly lost and confused, even though these are great exercises.

Well, I started today with Level I after a long, long time away from the piano, and it was much harder for me than I anticipated. I’d forgotten how hard it is to play notes together and how hard it is to play notes at the same level. So this turned out to be an excellent place for me to start from scratch. Thanks, Jazer!

Very useful and crystal clearly explained. Thanq

Thanks for your tutorials but it is very difficult to see your fingers and recognize the notes you pressed. Use an app to show pressed notes and/or sheets for audiences to read.

Thank you Jazzer ..awesome tutor and im looking forward to trying this as it sounds class :))

Bro, please show the Key name,
Ex. C E G C like this
Please show the keys name for every video
Beginners didn't understand like me

👍sounds very very Good
Thank you so much for your tutorial

In some songs they use left hand arpegios wothout skipping notes can you explain it how and a example is intersteller theme

What are the note for the reach songs

July 31 2023:
I stopped at start of level 4 as my hand started to hurt

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Yeah this doesn't work if you don't have the labels placed for which notes

Thanks! You are amazing

wonderful guidance!!

Very good Arpeggio Mr Jaser Lee . Thank you.

OK, I've just got myself a piano today... Cheers to the new adventure!

Excellent Bro ! Can you teach us to play song in the right hand and arpeggios in the left.

Beautifully instructed ✅ Thank you so very much 💯

Beautiful! 😇

Thanks

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Can you do a tutorial on the piece you always play at the end 😊

Excellent exercise! Thank you!!!

It will be better if the notes being played are displayed because it is difficult to grasp the fingers in action

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Thank you so much. You make trying very practical and positive and exciting

Thanks... This is awesome. I am 50. And I just love piano just now. I am practice now. Hope I am not too late to practice

Hi Jazer. Thanks for the video lesson. I've being learning a lot from you and I do appreciate you. I really love the first example you gave about arpeggios in classical music. Is there a way for you to make one video on classical music arpeggios or a lesson on that first exam?

are you using the pedal and how? :)

Good class 👌

Beautiful. Thank you. 52yo learner here and loving your videos.

Thanks

Difficult to understand finger movement.

Hello, Jazer I’m so motivated to continue my progress. Love The Channel!

Is This Correct? Thanks! BTW

REGULAR: CEG - BEG - CEA - CFA
REACH: CEGB - BEGB - CEAC CFAC

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super great i got it

So beautiful. I wish you would have shown the notes.

I want to practice this in all 12 keys. If you were going to transpose this whole drill up 1/2 step to Db, in the left hand reach, would you use the same fingering (5321) or would you use 2142 so that your thumb is on the white key F? With major scales, you change the finger you start on so that the thumb always falls on a white key. If you keep the same fingering in a Db arpeggio as the fingering you showed for C, the third finger is on the white key while the low Db is played with the 5th finger and the high Db played with the thumb. It seems to me that there is an advantage to 2142 in that once you go to more than one octave you are already used to playing the white F with the thumb and the black keys with 2 and 4, which keeps your hand shape similar to what you'd use for a major scale, and the same fingering whether you do 1 octave or 4. The disadvantage of playing it using 2142 is that even if you are only doing a single octave where no hand change position would really be necessary, you are not using the same fingering in all 12 keys, so that you have to learn a new fingering and have to do a thumb tuck that would not be needed if you kept the fingering from C. Or would you practice it in Db with both of those fingerings? I'm wondering if I should always use the 2142 even for one octave arpeggios so that my fingering is consistent with what it would probably be if I were playing 4 octaves. I'm assuming that if you do a 4 octave arpeggio, left hand, you don't want to cross over from thumb on black key Db to 3 on F? Or would you just play thumb on Db and then finger 3 on F anyway, even with multiple octaves?