13 Levels of Piano Technique (Arpeggios) | Easy to Impossible

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[DarkForcesStudio]

"Difficulty level does not correlate to how good the music sounds." You have no idea how much I needed to hear that. 🤣 Great tutorial. Thanks.

[Ermude]

Ugh, as a pianist and after watching Nahre play her arpeggios so well, I think I'm gonna spend some time on them again... XD

[nickk]

Take 1870 was priceless! I have trouble with the double hand arpeggios up and down the keyboard. Love your videos and your delightful personality. Your love of music always shines through. Best.

[arunthebuffoon]

As someone who grew frustrated with piano because it was hard, I wish I stuck with it.

Nahre makes piano sound absolutely beautiful.

[randallharp]

Beautiful playing. Educational video. I have 30+ years using keyboard instruments and I struggle with Level 2. 🙂

[olumideakingbade]

The Level 10 piece - Triple Layer Arpeggios - really melted me. So beautiful.

[alexanderbayramov]

Level 10 being a mix of Liszt's texture and chords which have more 'contemporary' and less 'romanticism' colour sounds absolutely fantastic, seems like almost no one explores this sort of thing, although it sounds like a mix of everything that's great about classical and more contemporary style! Bravo Nahre ❤

[jojobeanz]

I love this channel so much. You are part of what redeems the internet. 🙏❤️

[mariapap]

Hello, i'm a pianist and piano-teacher, big fan of your channel and i ESPECIALLY enjoy anything you post on piano- playing and - technique. Thank you! 🙂

[Jimmy.Williams]

Fantastic video, would love to see more 13 Level videos from you.

The thing that's great is you're explaining specifically what's going on at each level, referencing classical pieces, but applying it to a more simplified chord progression which makes the learning aspect of it much easier to digest. Bravo!!!

[emregeylani]

I'm a guitar player but big fan of your videos Nahre, keep up the great work!

[jaredstrottmann]

I love the fluttering sound that level 5 gives. I remember when you first showed it in one of your previous videos, I couldn’t stop listening to it. It puts me in a entranced mood that no other piece or patter has ever done

[admortor]

Level 10 reminded me of Ravel's Une barque sur l'ocean ❤ arpeggios with different rhythmic patterns that need to sound consistent while emulating sea waves 🌊

[jayswizzle]

You’re fingers are so graceful. It’s really beautiful to watch.

[andresolivera]

Spitfire audio is my favourite library maker. I am so glad they are sponsoring you. You, a world class pianist. I admire you so much.

[DARKLYLIT]

As And beautiful to actually see it played. Thank you Nahre!😁👌😸

[denise]

Nahre, you creativity and musicality know no bounds! I love listening to even your exercises! My favourite channel of all time and I’m still smiling after the video has stopped! 🙂

[purepuresound]

This tutorial is just pure gold. Grazie maestra!

[viv]

Bravo, Nahre!! Wonderful and so beautiful, as always!

[bach]

I find that level 4 and 6 are my favorite and most achievable techniques, now that I know what they're actually called, I can learn them much easier
Thanks Nahre :D