Arpeggio – Chords Broken Up Good morning! This is Duane, and we’ve been doing a series of videos on music theory, and we’ve titled the series “Good Stuff You Really Ought To Know About Music!” One thing you really ought … Continue reading →
Broken Chords – Arpeggios – The Key To Playing Rapidly On The Piano Good morning. This is Duane, and today I’d like to talk about the importance of learning to play broken chords – arpeggios. You’ll never really play rapidly … Continue reading →
An easy way to break up chords: the Alberti Bass Good morning. This is Duane. Today I’d like to talk about the simplest way to break up chords. It’s called the Alberti Bass. It goes like this. Whatever the chord … Continue reading →
Left Hand Arpeggios – One Way To Play Chords Good morning, this is Duane and today I’d like to talk about left hand arpeggios. An arpeggio, as you probably know, is simply a broken chord. A chord is three or … Continue reading →
Even Beginners (& People With Little Fat Hands) Can Use Cascading Waterfall Chords! Here is a transcript of the video if you would like to follow along: Good morning, this is Duane, and I have a confession. I have very, … Continue reading →
Left Hand Piano Patterns Made Of Broken Chords You Can Use It is one thing to know chords, but it is another thing altogether to know what to do with them. When I took piano lessons as a kid, my … Continue reading →
Arpeggio is an Italian word meaning broken chord. Simply speaking, when we play an arpeggio, we split a chord in to its component notes and play them individually.
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Continue reading →An arpeggio is simply a chord broken up into it’s individual notes.
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