HOW TO PLAY CHROMATIC SCALES ON THE PIANO // Beginner’s Piano Technique Exercises - Piano Tutorial

[@ktd9]

Great informative video….and love that speed ❤❤❤

[@MarylandK]

Danae, thank you so much for the time you took to create these videos in order to share your piano knowledge & musical experiences. I have been learning from your channel since late 2022 and it has had a profound impact on my daily piano practice routine. Your technical mastery and your efforts to share what you have learned are ever-inspiring, and I would love to attend one of your performances, or maybe even the Molyvos Festival, someday. Sincerely, Baltimore Krahn

That would be so nice to see you in Molyvos or somewhere else!

[@ramonrivera7888]

Very clear and useful, thank you!!

[@wolfie8748]

You are a great teacher

[@calvinhu8922]

Thank you Danae!!!! Thanks I will watch over and over and find a piano to practice， I watched at least 3 times

So glad to hear that!

[@ArtRodent]

I've never really practiced chromatic scales but with your wonderful guidance I will now ! Eternal thanks for continually sharing from basics to brilliance, Danae. (best regards, Stephen)

[@shubus]

I've always wondered about using the 4th finger....and glad to know I'm not the only one who rarely uses it.

[@amiller1758]

Wow ! Very Smooth and even , Guess I better get started Thanks Cya

[@richardforshaw8479]

A very good tip returning back using 4 if it‘s a white note! I‘ve tried it with success story nice your video. Thanks so much!

Glad it helped! 🙏🏻

[@richardforshaw8479]

Every thing you explain always does. ❤️

[@mickizurcher8450]

Danae Are you familiar with Chopin’s third sonata, the finale? A RH chromatic scale, a series of 1-5’s with one 1-2 thrown in and it’s very difficult to make clean and get your fingers in between the keys but it is faster. (bars 88-89)

[@jacksonamaral329]

Do you believe I forgat to practice chromatic scale. Only now i reminded it.

[@roberthurless4615]

First, thank you very much for taking time to make these videos. They inspire me to keep practicing when I don't feel like practicing. Some of them are a bit beyond my technique level at the moment. And lastly, here is a little Phil Collins for you to enjoy. Arguably his finest live perfomance ever. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hna6gWykl9Z6b7M