An arpeggio is a way of playing a chord without playing all of the notes simultaneously, yet note by note.

This is a basic exercise of arpeggios in triad chords. In the video you can see the use of an arpeggio in a chord (including the octave note).

One example of this is the chord C. The notes that are played are C, E, G and also the next C note.

At the end of this video, the left hand is also used and plays the arpeggio with the right hand at the same time. This is a good exercise to coordinate the movement of your hands with each other.

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