How to improvise Classical Music? Exercise 7 - Start with these Easy Figuration Patterns over 151s

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In this video we keep on working on the 151 over all major keys and their relative minor keys. We also introduce some Classical Music improvisation patterns that will make your practice more fun!
This is the foundation for becoming a Composer, Improviser, Arranger, Accompanist and keyboardist of any style, especially Classical.
From day one learn to see chords not only as a unity of notes but also as four independent voices. These voices will gain independence as we move along.
Practice, Practice, Practice!
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Chapters:
1:01 Pattern 1: Arpeggio going down
1:11 Pattern 2: Arpeggio going up
1:19 Pattern 3: Broken Chords
1:35 Pattern 4: Split Bass + Arpeggio
2:08 Pattern 5: Arpeggio in 1st Position
2:45 Pattern 6: All positions Arpeggio
4:10 First Position
5:55 Second Position
8:16 Third Position
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[@tioliak]

Hello. Are classical musicians improvise vertically? I mean do they just improvise the chord playing and not scale?

[@pjbpiano]

That is only one part of it. The rest are studied separately.