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Free Major and Minor Arpeggio Keyboard Fingering Diagrams

May 4, 2011 by natalie 1 Comment

Sarah, over at the Piano Discoveries Blog, recently posted some fabulous Major and Minor Arpeggio Keyboard Fingering Diagrams! Ever since I started using the scale fingering diagrams with my students (which we use very extensively now!), I’ve been thinking about designing something similar for arpeggios. However, I am thrilled that Sarah has done just that, and I plan to utilize these diagrams with my students!

Another of Sarah’s resources that I just discovered are these wonderful FACE Flashcards for Treble and Bass Clef. I can guarantee that these will get lots of use in my studio!

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  1. Katherine Mills says

    July 8, 2016 at 2:01 pm

    I am a piano teacher and the fingering diagrams for scales are great! Thank you very much! You have asked for suggestions and I have some. I would like them to be much smaller so I can print only one page. Take a look at the piano scale chart at http://www.scottbradford.us/ I would like scale and arpeggio fingering diagrams that size, but with fingerings instead of the red keys. I couldn’t find the printable arpeggio diagrams on your web page, so I would like them visually on the same page as the scales. Thank you for reading my suggestions!

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