How To Practice Beautiful Arpeggios on Piano 🎹💐 (Beginner Lesson)

Arpeggios can be the basis of some of the most beautiful patterns and sounds on the piano. This boot camp is designed to get you playing arpeggio patterns that will challenge your hand independence, concentration, coordination, and more.... all while sounding beautiful.

Ready to Get Started on the Piano? Learn how with 4 free and easy lessons!

Learn to play piano quicker with chords! Enjoy 6 free lessons here:

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:07 - Starting with the left hand
2:38 - Make it more musical with your right hand
3:29 - Adding a new pattern
6:24 - Sus chords
8:30 - Breaking it down
10:39 - Developing your right hand
13:23 - The final challenge!
15:50 - Review

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ABOUT LISA:
Lisa Witt has been teaching piano for +20 years and in that time has helped hundreds of thousands of students learn to play the songs they love. Lisa received classical piano training through the Royal Conservatory of Music, but she has since embraced popular music and playing by ear in order to accompany herself and others. She is a songwriter and recording artist. Lisa’s contagious enthusiasm will have you excited to practice and return to the keys for your next lesson. Her teaching style focuses on you, making lessons encouraging and fun.

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[PianoteOfficial]

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[Rick]

Lisa is the cutest piano teacher I have ever seen! Her smile is contagious! Great job Lisa!

[BM-pxtj]

You can not imagine how precious are you for beginers. Thousands of thanks. You are a treasure. I am 64 and I am a beginer again. 50 years ago I was forced to break away from the piano.

[tonybevel]

Just bought my first piano at 69 years old after playing guitar all my life. These lessons are absolutely wonderful for a beginner and I have learned so much in less than a week. Slow, structured, perfectly paced with total enthusiasm. Thank you Lisa from the U.K. You are an absolute star.

[sharonhanks]

I have been playing the piano for 47 years. I have always played by ear. Just in the last year have I started dabbing in reading music and trying to learn that way. I love the way you explain things and give examples. It has helped me so much in my playing. Thank you for sharing your gift with us! God bless you.

[seanladyman]

An amazing lesson from a really gifted teacher. Such a lovely way to learn music theory, and great inspiration to use scales so effectively. Thank you so much.

[smasifurrahman]

Loved 6:30 to 7:15 the most, brought tears in joy. You are so perfect a teacher that I, being a poor guy, am now looking for another job to buy a piano! Your methods are contagious! God bless!

[bunnyhollowcrafts]

60, oh 61, years old and was "trained" how to play SONGS instead of how to play the piano. Thank you!

[billyfinley]

Lisa, I'm 68 and have always wanted to learn the piano. I found your Youtube site and started learning 3 months ago, you make practice SOOOO much fun I find myself practicing every day. Your bright attitude keeps me coming back. Thank you.

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Chapters:
0:00​ - Intro
1:07​ - Starting with the left hand
2:38​ - Make it more musical with your right hand
3:29​ - Adding a new pattern
6:24​ - Sus chords
8:30​ - Breaking it down
10:39​ - Developing your right hand
13:23​ - The final challenge!
15:50​ - Review

[shirleyrebecca]

Lisa the way u teach is
Thank u so much Pianote.... This makes me want 2 jump to my instrument n play along which is a very gud thing u hav done in dis video.... Big thank you.... Frm India...

[princessl.d.g.]

Wow, I have never been this early! I love playing arpeggios. I can play lots of them because of you, Lisa. God bless you! ❤️

[marktaylor]

Lisa I enjoy your videos so much. I am a beginner. At 68 years old! Thanks so much for your help. Appreciate you.

[jasonsun]

I can’t believe that arpeggio playing can be so much fun and beautiful! Thank you Lisa, you have the most amazing smile as well😀

[mohittulsyan]

You are really a blessing for all the beginners searching for a mentor ❤️

[ajaydawar]

Love this video. So many “boring” concepts communicated in a fun way and blended together. Complex stuff is broken down into really easy atomic steps. Thanks @pianote and Lisa.

[TheAMadMan]

As a drummer I found the fastest way to gain limb independence is to switch up the hands, arms, and legs for your everyday tasks. If you normally pick up you backpack with your right hand, start using your left. Do the switch for everything that will not cause a safety hazard - I almost poked my eye out too many times trying to get me left hand to brush my teeth. That and writing never made the switch, but everything else I can do ambidextrously. This only takes a couple of weeks to a few months depending on the strength amd dexterity required for the task.

Learning music theory (I just banged on stuff in patterns on drums) this has been a huge boon starting out.

Your videos rock!

[marsssvy]

It’s my first time in this channel and I thought I couldn’t finish that last pattern but it turns out I can! You are the teacher I’ve been looking for all these years🥺 Thank you!

[kirrileepearson]

This was wonderful. I have tried to learn to sight read music for 35 years but always end up playing by ear instead so now I have resigned myself to focusing on learning arpeggios and other patterns so i can just play the chords and improv the melody. These patterns are great for practising coordination, thanks.

[Khadeejahraja]

One of your best chord arpeggio videos! Thank you. Regards from Saudi Arabia.