I watched this over two years ago as I was just starting out. I didn't have the technique nor the music theory knowledge to really take advantage of what he was showing. I've kept playing, and took a teacher, and I come back to useful videos to improve my technique. Funny thing is that Mangold has another right hand arpeggiation exercise that I pasted above my keyboard. It is a progressive exercise leading to Chopin Opus 10. Practice makes better.
Great! Thank you. It’s perfect for where I’m at with my playing......very challenging, but not too difficult. I especially like the way you first (and last) show us how it will sound at full speed, and then how to get there in slow speed. Thank you for all you do!
I will call you Master/Professor from now on! You are so good and methodical! I really appreciate your generosity in sharing your talents! Much as Gracias! 🌷😘
I used the degree numbers of the scale , 1 tru 7, and fingering numbers, 1 tru 5, to figure it out. I can moved up and back down to the tonic. Thanks for a great lesson. For me it a first time ever.
Thank you. Your lessons are really challenging and progressing on them really helps build skills. Also, I usually have to break your lessons in to smaller parts and practice them independently. Just completing one video takes weeks of practice
Hello! You have some of the best videos on RUclips in my opinion! Could you do a video with something really advanced? Like advanced chords and maybe some chord progressions?
Thanks for your awesome job, your videos are very instructive. Could you please add a PDF with the videos with the scores? That would help a lot. You could also add the support feature on RUclips and provide the PDF to the supporters. Thanks.
This was really good for my level. Now these things are pretty easy to me and sound very good, as if I really could play the piano:) I have forgotten the times when these types of arpeggios were difficult for me but it must have been only one year ago. Including one simple arpeggio exercise in my daily warm-up has helped me tremendously without even noticing it
@@MangoldProject yes please. Cover more advanced tutorials. And believe me, we will view them, so you won't be punished rather i hope you get rewarded !
Incredible lesson. This may be what I need to progress in the right direction. I'm 59 years old and started piano lessons when I was 21... Is it too late?
Congrats Anita, I also started 20 years ago, playe a few years, and then stopped because of every day's life circumstances and work. ManGoldProject is actually the channel revived the flame in me after so many years letting my keyboard get dust. It's not about becoming a virtuose, but about making yourself happy and bringing some enjoyment to your family and friends.
Actually, it's a good thing that you're learning at that age because then you will appreciate that you want to learn and it will be exciting, unlike for kids who are taught from a young age and do not get that excitement to be able to play this amazing instrument. I recently started to learn by myself solely due to interest with no one pushing me to learn. The experience along with excitement you get is unreal.
If possible can you please give tutorials on how to add more style to the right hand while arpeggiating with these patterns ?... looking forward for your reply :)
The question is, how long should I play it slowly? ... I've spent a whole 2 weeks playing it slow with slightly increased tempo and I am still struggling in higher speeds. It's like my mind still refuses the higher speeds and can't cope with my fingers. Am I doing something wrong or is Piano just not for me? ... I started learning piano in jan 2017 and unfortunately I teach myself because I can't find a good teacher and it's not a money or budget issue. It's a teacher issue. I am at an intermediate level. Luckily, I know a lot about chords, scales, inversions, stride, arpeggios but I can't put what I want together in a musical package. I am still using my LH in block chords and a very basic arpeggiation. I wish I can do this advanced arpeggiation because it's what all about making a piano to sound as a piano. Piano is really great instrument but extremely completely difficult. Or maybe it's just my lazy mind. Good explanation sir.
When you get stuck, try set your focus on parts where you are stuck. Sometimes, by simply changing the way you are looking at a pattern or technical movement completely removes difficulties. For example, in his video on Exercise 2, he says that before moving your thumb, you should consider your hand position as a simple arpeggio on CMaj. So instead of focusing on individual notes, your mind can focus on a group of notes that you already know well, and it makes the whole movement much easier. Trying yourself to focus the right way will print the right way of thinking in your mind. Do not only play mecanically, try to set your focus, and train your mind to make it used to the pattern you are playing. That's where a good teacher can help you progress faster. Learning on your own can b sometimes difficult because of such issues when no one of experience is helping you when you go astray on your learning path.
Love to see and learn your piano tutorials sir! If possible help us to play arpeggio pattern in regard to time signature like 3/4, 4/4 or any odd time signature.
thanks a lot！i ve watched all your video，and it as a priceless treasure for me.and for the arpeggios and scales exercises,should i practice them in. all 12 keys?
U re awesome sir, do u have a complete course on jazz that I would like to buy from u. I play classical piano and also play free style but jazz is something I ve been wanting to play for a long time. Please help me
Repeat ad nauseam, start slow to get the muscle memory down then gradually get faster. For additional challenge throw a bit of dynamic with the notes and add some transitioning with the right hand as you move up the octaves. Make sure to play everyday, be consistent about it and when you do play make sure it's with a goal in mind.
i agree, got the first pattern down in about 4 or 5 mins of slow practice and then it just clicks and you can go all the way up and down the keyboard without trouble (the odd mistake but practice ofc :D)
Well, late answer, but I always use index finger and thumb and I have to switch between middle and ring finger. While I play C with my ring finger, I play e.g. D, E, G# or A with my middle finger. Just find out what feels more comfortable for yourself
I've been transcribing music for a while and is looking for tricks to improve my boring left hand. Thanks sir
Nicely done. This is exactly what I needed. Was starting get bored of my playing but now I have something awesome to try out...
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You are a gift! Thank you!
I watched this over two years ago as I was just starting out. I didn't have the technique nor the music theory knowledge to really take advantage of what he was showing. I've kept playing, and took a teacher, and I come back to useful videos to improve my technique.
Funny thing is that Mangold has another right hand arpeggiation exercise that I pasted above my keyboard. It is a progressive exercise leading to Chopin Opus 10.
Practice makes better.
Great! Thank you. It’s perfect for where I’m at with my playing......very challenging, but not too difficult. I especially like the way you first (and last) show us how it will sound at full speed, and then how to get there in slow speed. Thank you for all you do!
sir ive been searching for lessons like this my whole life. thank u sir for appearing on my youtube homepage
Thank you so much again to break down so slowly , just to train properly beginners is fantastic !
Really a wonderful lesson.
Thank you very much for explaining it so nicely & slowly.
Been looking for this type of lesson for a long time. Thank you so much
Best teacher I've ever seen in youtube
i’ve been searching for a video like this for so long!
Best exersices ever.
Thank you. I better begin at beginning again.
I will call you Master/Professor from now on! You are so good and methodical! I really appreciate your generosity in sharing your talents! Much as Gracias! 🌷😘
One of the best lesson on RUclips. Subscribed!
I can’t wait to start practicing it ! Thank you very much
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Imcredible. Will try to incorporate this into my own compositions. Thanks 🤝🏽
I used the degree numbers of the scale , 1 tru 7, and fingering numbers, 1 tru 5, to figure it out.
I can moved up and back down to the tonic. Thanks for a great lesson. For me it a first time ever.
Now lets watch this .. this sounds interesting ! 😀
1:21 slowed all pattern
2:18 es 1
4:18 es 2
7:15 patt 1
9:35 patt 2
Thank you s much!
Thank u master u are si great.u halped me to improve my left hand and GOd bless
You're a very great teacher. Nicely done!
You are honestly incredible
This is phenomenal, combine with New Jazz. Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Thanks for a great video. I think it's a great way to practice chords and chord progressions.
Merci beaucoup for this.
Beautiful to listen to and I'm going to try it. 🎹🙏🎹
Good videos keep it up!
Best exercises nice video thank you so much 👍👍
thank u for wonderfull lesson ,its really help to write bass clef pattern in all aspect
Thank you so much Sir. Incredible lesson...
this is what i need right now, my left hand is doing only the boring things! lol my right hand going at it though. thank you so much!
Try listening to Ravel's concerto for left hand! (He wrote it for his friend who lost his right hand)
Thanks from morrocco
It was very useful, Thank You
Excellent lesson, thank you for the care and love you put into these videos. I love your channel 👍❤️
This is what i want thank you so much bro 😍 this is very helpful for me
it was so inspiring. thanks for the great work you have done. it helped me a lot. really what I've been lookin for and needed ❤
this is what we wanted!!! 😍😍😍😍
The Same!!!!
Thank you. Your lessons are really challenging and progressing on them really helps build skills. Also, I usually have to break your lessons in to smaller parts and practice them independently. Just completing one video takes weeks of practice
Thank u so so so so mch sir.... 👍👍👍👍👍
Brilliant! Thank you!
Hello! You have some of the best videos on RUclips in my opinion! Could you do a video with something really advanced? Like advanced chords and maybe some chord progressions?
Thanks for that idea
My favorite teacher soothing 👍👍👍👍👍
SUPERB SIR
Thank you so much, I enjoy everyone of your youtube lesson. You make so clear and so easy to follow.
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You're awesome sir.... Ty
Thanks Yorgo.
Beautiful. Can you give me some tips on how to work on keys sensitivities, may be some examples or something, it will be really helpful.
Thank you I am learning how to play Beethoven Sonata 2 4th movement and the opening is hard haha
Loved it +subscribe
Wow! Thanks a lot.
Thank you
Finally something new!
Owsome great job sir
Great, thanks for your vidio tutorial sir,
Very helpfull for me,
God bless you.
Many thanks for showing the fingering. This took my playing to the next level. Although all your lessons are great, this one stands out.---ric
Next level👍
Good me and my sisters learns how to play the piano
Thanks for your awesome job, your videos are very instructive. Could you please add a PDF with the videos with the scores? That would help a lot. You could also add the support feature on RUclips and provide the PDF to the supporters. Thanks.
I wish I had the time to prepare these PDFs. Fortunately, I have a day job ... :)
u r pro sir ji
This was really good for my level. Now these things are pretty easy to me and sound very good, as if I really could play the piano:) I have forgotten the times when these types of arpeggios were difficult for me but it must have been only one year ago. Including one simple arpeggio exercise in my daily warm-up has helped me tremendously without even noticing it
That's usually the way it is. We progress in small increments and suddenly one day we look back and see how much distance we've covered.
excellent thank you.
Excellent sir... Could you please show arpeggios in Fm and with its relative chords?..... please help me.....
Awesome tutorial as always! Please consider doing more for the advanced! It's very helpful for adding some veriety to the already existing arsenal)
Thanks. You know, RUclips actually "punishes" advanced videos because not a lot of people view them ... But I'll do my best. :)
@@MangoldProject yes please. Cover more advanced tutorials. And believe me, we will view them, so you won't be punished rather i hope you get rewarded !
Maybe starting a Patreon page or something similar could help? I would certainly consider to be a donator.
Incredible lesson. This may be what I need to progress in the right direction. I'm 59 years old and started piano lessons when I was 21... Is it too late?
Nope. To try is to live.
Congrats Anita, I also started 20 years ago, playe a few years, and then stopped because of every day's life circumstances and work. ManGoldProject is actually the channel revived the flame in me after so many years letting my keyboard get dust. It's not about becoming a virtuose, but about making yourself happy and bringing some enjoyment to your family and friends.
Actually, it's a good thing that you're learning at that age because then you will appreciate that you want to learn and it will be exciting, unlike for kids who are taught from a young age and do not get that excitement to be able to play this amazing instrument. I recently started to learn by myself solely due to interest with no one pushing me to learn. The experience along with excitement you get is unreal.
You’re 59 it’s too late to start being a bitch! AhahahahhahahahaAhahHAHA. Just do it pussy why don’t you decide what you can and can’t do?
@@lifenote1943 Watch your tongue there, punk. She already started like 21 years ago, can't your dumb ass read?
great teacher....
If possible can you please give tutorials on how to add more style to the right hand while arpeggiating with these patterns ?... looking forward for your reply :)
I really loved your piano course. If possible you can help us in African musics courses.
Good.
Nice👍
If you teach with metronome, it will make people more easier
Thank you anyway
If you don't mind may i know what kind of notes you used in pattern 1
Thanks sir.
Very good tutorial. However, I do better using my 3rd finger rather than my 4th. For me, it makes it easier to cross over or under with the thumb.
8:34 this Maj add2 thing sounds like that song by Gordon Lightfoot about the Wishing Well... "If I could read your mind love... etc"
The question is, how long should I play it slowly? ... I've spent a whole 2 weeks playing it slow with slightly increased tempo and I am still struggling in higher speeds. It's like my mind still refuses the higher speeds and can't cope with my fingers. Am I doing something wrong or is Piano just not for me? ... I started learning piano in jan 2017 and unfortunately I teach myself because I can't find a good teacher and it's not a money or budget issue. It's a teacher issue. I am at an intermediate level. Luckily, I know a lot about chords, scales, inversions, stride, arpeggios but I can't put what I want together in a musical package. I am still using my LH in block chords and a very basic arpeggiation. I wish I can do this advanced arpeggiation because it's what all about making a piano to sound as a piano.
Piano is really great instrument but extremely completely difficult. Or maybe it's just my lazy mind.
Good explanation sir.
When you get stuck, try set your focus on parts where you are stuck. Sometimes, by simply changing the way you are looking at a pattern or technical movement completely removes difficulties. For example, in his video on Exercise 2, he says that before moving your thumb, you should consider your hand position as a simple arpeggio on CMaj. So instead of focusing on individual notes, your mind can focus on a group of notes that you already know well, and it makes the whole movement much easier. Trying yourself to focus the right way will print the right way of thinking in your mind. Do not only play mecanically, try to set your focus, and train your mind to make it used to the pattern you are playing. That's where a good teacher can help you progress faster. Learning on your own can b sometimes difficult because of such issues when no one of experience is helping you when you go astray on your learning path.
Why we not play starting E note in the arpeggios pattern
hey, great lesson. I would love to know which software do u use to display the notes you play in the pentagram, thanks in advance
Love to see and learn your piano tutorials sir! If possible help us to play arpeggio pattern in regard to time signature like 3/4, 4/4 or any odd time signature.
The pattern in first video is 3/4 and pattern in this video is 4/4 time + syncopation but I'd like to see odd time signature videos too
Thanks
I need this method
thanks a lot！i ve watched all your video，and it as a priceless treasure for me.and for the arpeggios and scales exercises,should i practice them in. all 12 keys?
U re awesome sir, do u have a complete course on jazz that I would like to buy from u. I play classical piano and also play free style but jazz is something I ve been wanting to play for a long time. Please help me
I don't have a jazz course for sale, but I do have one here on RUclips :). Knock yourself out:
ruclips.net/p/PLP9cbwDiLzdKVOHbx4B0EhwYNksXYaX3s
I just love these and so many other great excercises but in other keys my fingers get all messed up and its frustrating. Any suggestions?
My teacher said practice really really really REALLY SLOW
Repeat ad nauseam, start slow to get the muscle memory down then gradually get faster. For additional challenge throw a bit of dynamic with the notes and add some transitioning with the right hand as you move up the octaves.
Make sure to play everyday, be consistent about it and when you do play make sure it's with a goal in mind.
@@epyonsystem1869 Hahaha thanks for the reminder. Feels lonely sometimes to go as slow as you need to. But necessary...thanks.
@@jacobhatfield764 Thanks Jacob! Easy to think Im missing a better way but you are right. I appreciate your advice.
Thanks sur!!! Very helpful
Please, make a lesson on topic of each chord function arpeggios, including not only triads but 7th chords (dim, aug, etc). Thank you!
I can go up fast perfectly but now back down
Thanks you, do you have a note book exercises of what is above??
Always try in C (cupu) love it for cupu like me
2:50 does it have to be your fourth finger or is the third finger okay too?
Either is fine.
It looks harder then it really is. I think it's all in the proper fingering.
i agree, got the first pattern down in about 4 or 5 mins of slow practice and then it just clicks and you can go all the way up and down the keyboard without trouble (the odd mistake but practice ofc :D)
hi, the 2nd pattern the pattern where it keeps going up, how do you do it with other chords plz?
which piano software are you using to display the notes your playing and chords?
3:40 in the first exercise. Does this fingering pattern stays for the rest of the keys? Even for the black keys?
Well, late answer, but I always use index finger and thumb and I have to switch between middle and ring finger. While I play C with my ring finger, I play e.g. D, E, G# or A with my middle finger. Just find out what feels more comfortable for yourself
Does anyone know what software Mangold use to display the chords and notes on screen?
ChordieApp.
Thanks a lot =)
Asger Fra 2G1
What software did you use for the screen keyboard
chordieapp, shows the staff and chords played also.
Hello. Can. You. Cover. How to. Study. The. Circle of fifths. In. All. 12. Keys
I will do my best.
In the beginning .. You told to use 4th finger to play 'E' in the next upcoming octaves but I am using 2nd finger since 2 years😅 .... So is it fine ?
Nope its not fine use 4th finger
Same with right hand?
what software are you using that shows the keyboard and the notes on the grand staff?