In the online Keyboard course at Zelus Academy, practicing scales and arpeggios is fundamental to developing both speed and accuracy. To start, set your metronome to 80 beats per minute and begin practicing the C Major scale. As you play, remember to accent the first note – the C note – to help maintain rhythm and build finger strength.
Arpeggios, which are similar to broken chords, play the notes of a chord sequentially rather than simultaneously. In the C Major arpeggio, follow the finger pattern: 1-2-3-1-2-3-5-3-2-1-3-2-1. This finger pattern ensures smooth transitions between notes. One key technique to master is the tuck and roll, which allows you to easily shift from the first 1-2-3 sequence to the next by tucking your thumb under your fingers while rolling your hand forward. This technique is vital for fluid movement across the keys.
In Keyboard online learning, arpeggios help improve finger dexterity and hand coordination, while the use of a metronome enhances timing and precision. By regularly practicing scales and arpeggios, you'll strengthen your foundational skills, leading to more confident and expressive playing. Continue reading
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