The Beginner Pianists Guide To Arpeggios - How To Practice & Sound Beautiful Doing It!

Arpeggios are a fun way to explore the piano, but how exactly do you become great at them? You're in luck because this video covers that and much more!
This beginner piano lesson will guide you on your journey to playing arpeggios beautifully! No matter where you are on your piano journey, this video is definitely for you!
We'll cover a range of techniques that I use myself to develop smooth and consistent sounding arpeggios every time I'm at the keyboard. These tips will not only break down the structure of them, but they'll help you elevate the way you play the piano as a whole.
We'll break down each technique step-by-step, the fingering required, how to achieve ultimately fluidity in the wrist, techniques to block chord your arpeggios and much more. I'm confident you'll understand the mechanics behind creating those gorgeous piano arpeggios. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at your results once you've tried your hand at some of these techniques!
Learning the piano should always be a fun experience, and I hope this video helps you along your musical journey!
Let me know any additional questions you have in the comments!
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[@algernonsoghomonyan7497]

Why do you only have 16 subs? You're very good!
Keep it going!

[@PianoFrenzy]

Thanks for the kind words! Just trying to put out fun helpful content for you guys! :)

[@ianshedden3875]

Thanks for doing these videos. It’s good to learn the techniques also so thanks for that. Would like to know how to relax everything when playing.,

[@PianoFrenzy]

thanks for the reply! Relaxing starts with how you sit, I see a lot of sloped angles in the arms. Thats where all your sound comes from. Utilize that whole motion, drop weight into the keys from there, not just the fingers and that should release some of the tension. You can also try raising your arm and then letting it drop to see where tension may be. With time itll go away!

[@firstanama4573]

Hi when you do 3 octave arpeggios how do you relax the thumb

[@PianoFrenzy]

In general, get that wrist fluid and moving! The thumb can remain extended and using the wrist you can drop into the key and produce sound that way. All through the arm motion. If you curve too much, thats going to be tension.
You can do some exercises on a flat surface to see how loose your fingers are overall when doing this motion. I think I'll add relaxing fingers and this technique in a future video.