In this course, you’ll learn how to play arpeggios for the four primary triads; Major, Minor, Diminished, and Augment. You will learn the proper fingering technique for all keys, both left, and right hand. You will also learn my grouping method for making the learning and memorization process easy and effective.

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John M.
Posted 3 days ago
Best tutorial

All arpeggios are taught accurately and it really help me alotz. Thank you warren

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DILCIA S.
Posted 2 months ago
ARPEGGIO for improvement in piano playing.

Lots of knowledge to assimilate, but I am not discourage by it, one day I will get to the point of playing arpeggio style, I just need to stay focus on my desire to play the piano and God will give me the desire of my heart-will not lose hope, especially knowing that I have a good piano teacher on my side-Warren McPherson. Thanks much

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Angella F.
Posted 2 months ago
Great Course

Easy to follow instructions.

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Christene M.
Posted 5 months ago
Scales & Chords

I disliked the video speed until I learned how to slow the speed down. I have no problem with the speed now.

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Annie M.
Posted 8 months ago
Very good pace.

Easy to learn and absorb lessons.

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Roycie G.
Posted 9 months ago
I like the way the lessons is lade out

i like every thing

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Janice D.
Posted 9 months ago
Know the correct fingerings

Explained the chart very well for fingerings

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Joel K.
Posted 11 months ago
Ces exercices m'ont rendu rapide sur le clavier et autre améliorer mon accompagnement par la main gauche

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BrianSeuleko H.
Posted 1 year ago
I love this but more your midi

Loved the flows

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Michael M.
Posted 1 year ago
The concept og arpeggiton is just so amazing. Thanks Sir Warren

how to move my fingers so fast which i was able to accomplish

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