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The 9 pages that link to Arpeggio, each with the reason it gives.

• Fingerstyle guitarRelated: Arpeggios turn chord shapes into flowing fingerpicked accompaniment.

• Philip GlassRelated: Rapid arpeggios are a characteristic source of motion in Glass’s keyboard writing.

• Double stopCompared with: An arpeggio unfolds chord tones in time where a double stop sounds two together.

• FingerpickingRelated: Many fingerpicking patterns unfold chord tones as arpeggios.

• Coleman HawkinsRelated: Arpeggiated chord tones helped Hawkins outline harmony clearly within fast-moving improvisations.

• Additive processRelated: Composers can expand a repeated arpeggio by adding tones to its sequence.

• Carl CzernyRelated: Czerny uses broken-chord patterns to train keyboard movement across changing harmonies.

• Fernando SorRelated: Sor’s studies develop the right-hand control needed for fluent arpeggios.

• Cello SuitesRelated: Broken chords let a single cello outline harmony that would otherwise require several notes at once.