#arpeggios

[youmg44]

BFDI YTPMV - Back to Elsewhere

A YouTube Poop Music Video (plunderphonics remix) of chiptune artist Zalza's "Back to the Chipland" using clips from Battle For Dream Island Elsewhere

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[whatkindofsoupp]

Occasionally when I am Almost Sleeping but not quite, I’ll do this sort of half-dreaming thing where I think that I am preforming like. Irl tasks. But they’re fake.Today was fun I played four rounds of imaginary geoguessr and then practiced arpeggios

[dominozee]

The Fascinating World of the Piano

The piano is one of the most beloved and versatile musical instruments in the world. It has been a cornerstone of classical, jazz, and popular music for centuries, providing a unique sound that is both soothing and energizing. From the works of Beethoven to the modern-day hits of Adele, piano music has captivated audiences for generations. Its range of tones and ability to create complex…

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[lunamidt]

weird fishes // arpeggi – radiohead

[oer4]

Chord Theory: Arpeggios

Arpeggios - OER4

​An arpeggio is simply a chord that is played one note at a time in an ascending...

[favemusiclessons]

BEAUTIFUL ARPEGGIOS FOR GUITAR! (beginner to PRO)

I’m not sure about “beautiful”, but you’re going to be a better guitarist by learning these.

0:00​ Intro  0:53​ Level 1  1:22​ Level 2  2:17​ Level 3  3:25​ Level 4  5:06​ Level 5  6:35​ Level 6  8:36​ Level 7  9:35​ Level 8  11:36​ Level 9  13:00​ Level 10

[lazyytraveler]

#1 My holidays consist of 2 hour practice sessions and 30 minutes of “what-the-heck-did-I-just-play?” I’m nervous to start my second semester in grad school, but even more nervous to be taking up music again. Here are some of my accomplishments/things I did during my first Thursday session:

Etude in D minor (DONT, Op. 37): 2nd position intonation, quarter note =80

G major scale/arpeggio(s) memorized

Carl Flesch Scale System: G major #5 - Working on thirds and realizing the scale starts on G4, which means it goes as high as G7 

[jenslarsenjazz]

3 Great Ways To Use Arpeggios In A Solo 

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOVU-DqV1Xk&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcGmFEa5n98zh0m46GcARyUh&index=6&t=0s

Arpeggios are one of the building blocks you need to have in your vocabulary. But using Arpeggios in a solo can be very difficult. They can be hard to use in a way that sounds like a natural melody and not an exercise. In this video, I am going to show analyze some great arpeggio from Wes Montgomery and Pat Martino phrases and talk about how you can use them in your own playing.

Hope you like it!