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Piano scales exercises - practice scales with both hands. Exercises with fingerings for two octaves of the Major scales. (The exercises are for the right hand, see link to left-hand exercises at the bottom of page.) The numbers that you can see above the notes are indicating which fingers the notes should be played with.
- Practice Scales With Your Left Hand
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- Practice Scales With Your Left Hand
In today’s lesson, I will give you a two hand piano training using scales. Scales are a great exercise to begin practicing playing hands together.
13 Ιαν 2023 · In this lesson, I talk you through some tips and tricks to make this process easier, as well as show you have to create an exercise with your scales that will help your hands to work together! 1) Master the scale hands separately first. Can you play the scale up and down, with your eyes closed?
16 Ιαν 2023 · Playing piano with both hands at once is one of the toughest skills to learn in piano. Here's an easy exercise to help you master it.
In this video, I complete learning the piano major scales with both hands. Only the basic scales not the black notes. so I learn C,D,E,F,G,A,B piano scale ma...
This exercise contains 5 major scales: B major, D major, E major, F♯ major and A major. Just like in Step 3, we won’t begin each scale on its tonic note. Instead, we’ll play each scale starting on the note B. This will allow us to more easily spot similarities in the piano scale fingerings.
You can do this with one hand at a time, both hands, contrary motion, & arpeggios. Start out with just finger 2 from each hand and then mix it up, asking for more and more obscure and odd combinations. “Use finger 5 from your left hand and finger 3 from your right hand to play the B major scale.”
