How to Play Multiple Octave Minor Arpeggios: “C Fingering;” Chopin Prelude in B Minor, Op. 28, No. 6

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Hello, Pianists! You just heard an excerpt from Chopin’s Prelude in B minor, Op. 28, No. 6, which is an intermediate level piece from the Romantic musical time period.
It’s an orchestral sounding piece, with the haunting LH arpeggiated melody that sounds like a cello.
o We know Chopin loved to attend the opera, which would have been accompanied by an orchestral ensemble. Imagine this piece as an interlude between scenes and what kind of emotions it would elicit from the audience.
To be ready to play this piece and similar ones, you’ll need to develop the ability to play arpeggios.

Previously, I’ve taught you how to play your major arpeggios using C and black-key fingerings.
Today’s video will walk you through how to play minor arpeggios within 7 keys that all use C fingering, meaning the fingering is exactly like that used to play C major.
Stay tuned, as I’ll teach you:
Correct arpeggio fingering
How to play arpeggios with relaxation and ease
Review their minor key signatures and relative major
Helpful hands together arpeggio practice strategies."

Chapters:
00:00 Demo Chopin Prelude in B Minor
00:43 Introduction
01:49 A minor arpeggio
05:07 Transpose fingering to d e b c g f
06:36 Recap and summary

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