How to Practice Fast ARPEGGIOS on the Piano

From the livestream on Aug 10th, 2022.

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[Steven-zwns]

Because of Frank (and Marcus) i bought a piano a year ago. One of my best decisions in life. Helps me really to get zoned in, relax and not be bothered about anything else. Thanks Frank! Keep up the great work!

[HEA]

1:31 in the chat: "my cat just farted"

[bikeboysyd]

Thank you this clearly shows why I love your playing.

[yogajoeguy]

Thank you so much. Love these lessons. 
Working on both hands together

[foadalwanson]

Helps a lot ! I was looking for good arpeggio tips .. this is real good one and quick explanation. Thanks Frank.

[cirex]

if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly

[chessmaster]

Thank you so much! This was great advice!! 🙌

[piyushgupta]

Man just casually drops the best arpeggio advice.!

[ildusiks]

1:41
Under the C
Under the C
Darling it's better
Down where it's wetter
Take it from me
Up on the shore they work all day
Out in the sun they slave away
While we devotin'
Full time to floatin'
Under the C
🦀

[stevebrandt]

I don't even play piano but I enjoyed watching this mini-lesson. It makes me want to get a keyboard just so I could try it out!

[Gajdosh]

Frank is a gift from God, at least to me. What a champ

[Jeremy_Timothy]

Here I am holding my sustain pedal down unknowingly, and then by the end of the video "for the love of all that is good for this planet, please don't practice Arpeggios with your pedal" 😂😂 I had to go hide after that 🙈

[jnx]

The best advice I've heard is from Jordan Rudess in the video "Jordan Rudess Teaches Arpeggios".

[kevinpilote]

I wish i could get private lessons from him.

[scottev]

I figured out to stop using the pedal on my practice arpeggios recently. I wish I had seen your video a few years ago 🤣

[OneStepToday]

make a playlist for teaching training videos

[ilovenycsomuch]

I’ve gotten advice about using your wrists to your advantage & rotating them from YouTube & my college piano professor, but I was recently looking into avoiding injury & carpal tunnel & it stressed to not move your wrists so I’m confused on what the right technique is…☹️
Personally I like to be fluid & move a lot especially when I’m playing expressively, I don’t like the idea of holding my hand/wrist in one position

[DansChessLounge]

Why not practice arpeggios with the pedal?

[ShakKy]

can i do arpeggios with 1 2 4 cuz you do but u're not hitting the keys like i do u're not doing G triad

[temualbasu]

I wanted to learn the long arpeggio from unravel animenz arr. And i never touched a piano😂