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Music Education, Music Theory, Piano Teaching, Scale of the Day  5 Comments

March 3, 2015June 17, 2015

How Many Arpeggios Are There? Really?

My colleague and friend, Samantha Coates, was wondering aloud on Facebook the other day just how many arpeggios there were.

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