Here is the piano fingering for the G Minor arpeggio as taught in my lessons: Two octaves R.H (up) 1231235 (down) 321321 Two octaves L.H (up) 5321321 (down) 231235 Watch video demonstration of the G Minor arpeggio: … Continue reading
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Here is the piano fingering for the D Minor arpeggio as taught in my lessons: Two octaves R.H (up) 1231235 (down) 321321 Two octaves L.H (up) 5321321 (down) 231235 Watch video demonstration of the D Minor arpeggio: … Continue reading
Here is the piano fingering for the A Major arpeggio as taught in my lessons: Two octaves R.H (up) 1231235 (down) 321321 Two octaves L.H (up) 5321321 (down) 231235 Watch video demonstration of the A Major arpeggio: … Continue reading
Here is the piano fingering for the D Major arpeggio as taught in my lessons: Two octaves R.H (up) 1231235 (down) 321321 Two octaves L.H (up) 5321321 (down) 231235 Watch video demonstration of the D Major arpeggio: … Continue reading
Here is the piano fingering for the G Major arpeggio as taught in my lessons: Two octaves R.H (up) 1231235 (down) 321321 Two octaves L.H (up) 5321321 (down) 231235 Watch video demonstration of the G Major arpeggio: … Continue reading
The G Harmonic Minor scale contains 3 blacks notes consisting of Bb, Eb and F# and uses the typical C major fingering learnt previously. It might be quite tricky to begin with so I would suggest keeping the scale to … Continue reading
The E Harmonic Minor scale can be very tricky at the start as it requires you to use finger 4 in both hands on black notes. Despite this the E minor scales uses the typical C major fingering and contains … Continue reading
The D Harmonic Minor scale uses the same fingering as the C major scale but contains one sharp (C sharp) and one flat (Bb) . Just like previous scales it’s best to try 1 and 2 octave hands separately before … Continue reading
The D Major has the same fingering as the C major scale but contains two sharpened notes (F sharp and C sharp). Just like all the other scales it’s best to start off with 1 and 2 octave hands separately … Continue reading
The chromatic scale is unique in that it uses all the white and black notes on the piano covering the full range of notes from lowest to highest (also know as the Chromatic series). Although this may sound complicated it … Continue reading