How to Master Chopin Arpeggios 🔥

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Chopin-style arpeggios ⬇️

These arpeggios (from Op. 10 No. 1), consist of widely spaced chords that contain 4 notes.

These 4 notes are broken apart - (played separately), then repeated up and down the octaves.

This creates a nice overlapping pattern. You can apply this to any 4 note chord.

When practicing them, it is helpful to keep these groupings in mind.

You may first want to focus on the first note (going up = the thumb). Emphasize it a bit and really “place” them.

Then play the first 2 notes together, and repeat. This works on the transition between the chord position changes up and down the octaves.

Repeat this type of process for other pairs of notes as well.

Other methods to consider: rhythmic (dotted note) practicing, repeating notes, repeating pairs of notes, etc.

Hope that helps!

Nahre Sol

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