I have watched quite a few Arpeggio practice on RUclips, most are just wordy & just showing off their skills (yehhh), but your is marvelous, your explanation of the thumb position is top notch,
That is perfectly fine. Never force or over-extend your fingers; keep the movement/stretch gentle. It is always necessary to keep your hand relaxed; this will enable your fingers/thumb to extend further providing more results. Remember, the exercise is to train your hand for more movement and strength; it takes time and repetition. I would also like to recommend my tutorial "Beginning Piano Exercise - Preparation for Scales, Arpeggios, and More." Even if the "Preparation" exercise is easy for you, it will provide more ease for the arpeggio exercises. You are on the right track! 🎵
What fingering you suggest for Db, Eb, Gb, Ab triads, what do you think about some technique -text´s authors who suggest about to use 123 fingering in this particular chords? Thank you
The Db major, Eb major, and Ab major arpeggios are all the same shape and therefore can have the same fingering. For instance, the Db major arpeggio would be 4th finger on Db, thumb on F, 2nd finger on Ab. A general guideline is to play the white note with the thumb when there two black notes in the arpeggio. For root position arpeggios with 3 black notes, the fingering generally would be 1, 2, 3. I hope that helps! 😊🎹
I'm so glad you are learning to play the piano!! This exercise can definitely be challenging. Feel free to move your wrist to allow the thumb to gently stretch. For instance, when the right-hand thumb has trouble reaching under fingers 2 and 3, turn your wrist more to the right, giving your thumb more room to move under your hand. The left-hand wrist will move to more to the left. Be sure to remain gentle; don't over stretch. You will definitely be able to reach this goal little by little. I think one of the next tutorials I'll produce will be a wonderful preparatory exercise that specifically trains and isolates the thumb for moving under the fingers. Stay tuned; I think it will be very helpful. 🎵
Excellent teaching. Thank you so much from Greenland!!
Greetings to you in Greenland!! Thank you so much and enjoy playing the piano 🎶!
I really like the clarity of this. Speakes for a lot of experience.
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I have watched quite a few Arpeggio practice on RUclips, most are just wordy & just showing off their skills (yehhh), but your is marvelous, your explanation of the thumb position is top notch,
I'm truly glad this is helpful! 🎶
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Beautiful, thank you Miss Herman!
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I cannot hold 2 & 3down while I move the thumb under. No matter how much I twist my wrist. I must release to play the upper c with my thumb
That is perfectly fine. Never force or over-extend your fingers; keep the movement/stretch gentle. It is always necessary to keep your hand relaxed; this will enable your fingers/thumb to extend further providing more results. Remember, the exercise is to train your hand for more movement and strength; it takes time and repetition. I would also like to recommend my tutorial "Beginning Piano Exercise - Preparation for Scales, Arpeggios, and More." Even if the "Preparation" exercise is easy for you, it will provide more ease for the arpeggio exercises. You are on the right track! 🎵
Great tutorial!
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What fingering you suggest for Db, Eb, Gb, Ab triads, what do you think about some technique -text´s authors who suggest about to use 123 fingering in this particular chords? Thank you
The Db major, Eb major, and Ab major arpeggios are all the same shape and therefore can have the same fingering. For instance, the Db major arpeggio would be 4th finger on Db, thumb on F, 2nd finger on Ab. A general guideline is to play the white note with the thumb when there two black notes in the arpeggio. For root position arpeggios with 3 black notes, the fingering generally would be 1, 2, 3. I hope that helps! 😊🎹
You're the best !
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Thank you! I'm really glad this exercise has been helpful! 🎵
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Baby beginner here. I have good size hand but could not even finger the 2 finger and thumb cross over. Got stuck at 3:30 ..ideas?
I'm so glad you are learning to play the piano!! This exercise can definitely be challenging. Feel free to move your wrist to allow the thumb to gently stretch. For instance, when the right-hand thumb has trouble reaching under fingers 2 and 3, turn your wrist more to the right, giving your thumb more room to move under your hand. The left-hand wrist will move to more to the left. Be sure to remain gentle; don't over stretch. You will definitely be able to reach this goal little by little. I think one of the next tutorials I'll produce will be a wonderful preparatory exercise that specifically trains and isolates the thumb for moving under the fingers. Stay tuned; I think it will be very helpful. 🎵
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Thank you so much!!
I FINALLY FOUND MY TEACHER!
Perfect! More tutorials coming! 🎶