Learn and practice your Arpeggios one hand at a time, before trying to play both hands together.There are a few of important tips to remember when starting to learn and play Arpeggios. Adding in Arpeggios to your "workout" is an important step to include for a balanced result. This increase in flexibility benefits all the rest of your piano playing as well, and more than if you only practiced on scales and chords alone. Using our fingers one at a time like we do when we play Arpeggios works our muscle strength and coordination more than if we were only playing chords. Practicing Arpeggios increases our hand and fingers strength and dexterity.Breaking down chords in any key and playing them as Arpeggios helps us to learn where each of our fingers press down on the keyboard for the chord itself, and how our fingers need to move and adjust as we play through each chord.
Arpeggios help us to learn and know our chords.There are even some piano pieces where most of the notes are written as Arpeggios! The more comfortable we become with them, the more piano music we'll be able to play. They actually appear in our piano music all the time.There are several reasons that it's good to start learning and playing Arpeggios as soon as possible, along with your scale and chord work.
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