Full Partituras Exercises · C · 4/4 · 80 BPM
Arpeggios
An arpeggio plays the notes of a chord in succession. This exercise uses C–E–G–C, then returns through G and E. Listen to the shape and move smoothly between positions instead of stretching rigidly.
Original practice material generated by Full Partituras. Four bars, 4/4 time and 80 BPM; change the settings to match your level.
How it works
Repeat a small section until you can play it accurately. Increase tempo gradually, and compare your accuracy and rhythm across completed sessions rather than chasing speed immediately.
Practice guides
Getting started at the piano
Start with a short C major exercise at 60–80 BPM. Play the right hand first, then the left, and finally both hands. Choose Wait Mode to focu…
Read music with an interactive score
Switch between falling notes and Sheet Hero in Settings. In the score, the clef and key signature define the pitches; the note positions and…
Connect a MIDI keyboard
Connect and power on your keyboard, open the piano in a compatible browser, and choose MIDI. Select the input device and play a few notes. M…