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Good site and a little question.
I found a website that could help some of you.
http://www.lalecondepiano.com/astuces/liste-acc-test76.htm
Basicly, it's in french but, you dont need to understand french to use it.
And I have a little question: I dunno the fingering with Major flat and sharp scales. How are we supposed to know wich figers to use?
Thanks to help and sorry for my english.
http://www.lalecondepiano.com/astuces/liste-acc-test76.htm
Basicly, it's in french but, you dont need to understand french to use it.
And I have a little question: I dunno the fingering with Major flat and sharp scales. How are we supposed to know wich figers to use?
Thanks to help and sorry for my english.
Antoine- Newbie
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Re: Good site and a little question.
There are scale books available which will tell you the fingering.
There are some sites on the internet which can help as well...
With some pictures:
http://www.audiblefaith.com/artists/rharrell/music/pianoscales.html
With description in a PDF
http://www.ccm.uc.edu/keyboard/ScaleFingering%20chart.pdf
There are some sites on the internet which can help as well...
With some pictures:
http://www.audiblefaith.com/artists/rharrell/music/pianoscales.html
With description in a PDF
http://www.ccm.uc.edu/keyboard/ScaleFingering%20chart.pdf
Re: Good site and a little question.
Buying a scale book was probably the best decision I made in learning to play the piano. Having a comprehensive resource such as that at the piano every session is invaluable to me. The book I have is The Basic Book of Scales, Chords, Arpeggios & Cadences, and it costs less than $10 to boot.
Re: Good site and a little question.
Hi everyone . Now i worked out the scales myself . It's so easy to do.
Don't buy a scale book work them out yourself
C IS
C D E F G A B C
E b is
Eb F G Ab Bb C D Eb
Bb is
Bb C D Eb F G A Bb
do it with all the scales
Chords aRE FORMED --ROOT-- 3--- 5 , A 7TH GO UP 2 - , omit the third
SO PLAY ALL THE SCALES , keep a NOTEBOOK . I had to do a bit of theory myself .
Don't buy a scale book work them out yourself
C IS
C D E F G A B C
E b is
Eb F G Ab Bb C D Eb
Bb is
Bb C D Eb F G A Bb
do it with all the scales
Chords aRE FORMED --ROOT-- 3--- 5 , A 7TH GO UP 2 - , omit the third
SO PLAY ALL THE SCALES , keep a NOTEBOOK . I had to do a bit of theory myself .
jazzylady- Intermediate Pianist
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Age : 81
Location : melbourne australia
Job/hobbies : sewing , music , listening to live bands
Length of time playing piano : starting learning in 2008
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Registration date : 2009-08-12

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