Today I bring you an extended arpeggio exercise for the flute. It consists of playing the arpeggio covering the bass, middle and treble registers of the flute, two measures in the tonic (F) and two measures in the dominant (C7).

The idea of this exercise is to develop the agility to play arpeggios and to be able to link two chords, in this case tonic and dominant. It should be noted that in order to link, the arpeggio of C7 starts at E. In this way, the voices move to the closest note: the higer one, marked with red dots, makes F E F; while the lower one, indicated with blue dots, makes F E.

Here I show you a little how is the pattern on flute.

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