A Major Arpeggio Sheet Music

Video Transcript

Now, we've learned how to construct and play an a-tonic major arpeggio on the violin. But now, let's take a look at it on staff paper. Take a look. We have an A, all right, which is the first degree of our scale of arpeggio, so we put one under it. Next, is C sharp? Use this accidental right here, the one that looks like a tic-tack-toe box, okay, is a sharp. It means you raise the pitch. So if this was C natural I'd put a sharp, it's C sharp now, second scale degree, so two is under it. Third for E, fourth for A, and A has an open, a zero above it. That means it's played on an open string. Next we have C sharp, see our accidental. Five, six, also has an open string because it's an open E seven, three. Eight is one. We switch up in the fourth position, so we put the one over that for our fingering. Nine is three, third fingering, and ten is four.

Watch these related videos

• 
  A Major Arpeggio Sheet Music

  playlist Views: 209

• 
  A Minor Arpeggio Sheet Music

  playlist Views: 222

• 
  A Major Violin Arpeggio: 4th Degree

  playlist Views: 194

• 
  A Major Violin Arpeggio: 8th Degree

  playlist Views: 212

• 
  A Major Violin Arpeggio: 6th Degree

  playlist Views: 212

• 
  A Major Violin Arpeggio: 5th Degree

  playlist Views: 203

Community Members who...

• Favorited this Video
• Rated This Video

Thumbs up or Thumbs down? Be the first to rate this video!

Top Tags