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5 3 2 1 2 3 5 is a correct fingereing for arpeggios, also 5 4 2 1 2 4 5 which is better for two reasons 1- to gain more flexibility in the fourth and fifth finger 2- the hand is more straight when playing 5 4, than 5 3 where you will have to bend you wrist a little to the left --addition-- Just like to add that this fingereing (5,4) is used when first third is white keys (C major, G major, d minor...) or minor thirds where first is white second is black (C minor, G minor) also used in F# major when the third is a major and first is white, second is black (A major, B major) is better to use the 5 3 fingering <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
Piano arpeggio fingering
Guide to Learning Piano: Arpeggio Fingering Chart Robert T. Kelley Note: The following chart contains the standard accepted arpeggio fingerings. It is important to remember, though, that not all hands are created the same size or with the same flexibility.
Arpeggio Fingering Chart
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Grand pianos: The soft pedal is used to change the mood of the sound from percussive to more serene and gentle when the soft pedal is depressed. It should not be used solely for producing a softer sound because it will also change the timbre. In order to play pianissimo, you will just have to learn how to play more softly.

