ONE SCALE TO RULE THEM ALL! - You must know it, if you want to gain fluency in piano.

Whether you're just starting out on the piano or you've been playing the piano for awhile, if you don't know how to play this scale fluently in all twelve keys, you MUST! When you know it, it will unlock the potential for you to understand and play music in a significant way.
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[@dunnkruger8825]

Thanks, again Beautiful

[@lolitsmatt]

Just found this video randomly. Great advice! I will try it

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Excellent video, and can't agree more. I;ve been playing for two years, and only now have started singing. Long story, it was always a challenge for me. I know my scales, and practice them almost every day. But I also have spent lots of time doing this. I have to admit, I;m not always sure going down the scale, so I'll put this into my prctice. And sing along.

[@kristinaleemusic]

Great! If you've downloaded the freebie PDF, use the hands together variations to not only learn the scales but to get the benefit of coordination and technique. Singing will automatically help you with ear training.

[@pianoproductivitypeace]

Nice, I have recently come to the same conclusion that scale you mention is the best starting point (also from a perspective of making major chords). Your course and pieces sound super engaging - great stuff!

[@kristinaleemusic]

Thank you! Agreed - one of the main purpose is to get students playing major chords. You teach/tutor piano, too! I'll check out your channel. Best wishes!

[@MillEditing]

thanks auntie

[@dunnkruger8825]

Thanks

[@SteveinJersey1234]

Just discovered your channel and this set of exercises. Thanks for such informative and helpful guidance! For the record, I consider myself to be a 'beginning intermediate' player and felt I knew these, but these exercises were very helpful to me, and challenging in spots. One question: once one has obtained a degree of mastery, would it make sense to extend the exercise to include 'minor pentas' as well?

[@kristinaleemusic]

Yes, you should, as you said when you have obtained "a degree of mastery." If you're thinking "Am I playing major or minor right now?" as you play, solidify the major more. This way, rather than learning major and minor separately, minor becomes (and many other scales and chords that come later) just a tweaking of what you solidly know. Contrary motion (playing with same finger numbers) is great for also solidifying your "knowing." I will probably do another follow-up on this topic to go more into it.

[@strawmillionare5568]

Thank you Kristin. Have been playing for years off and on. Playing and learning music from watching. I also have noticed, that now it's time to learn arpeggio's and staccato's etc. To progress to the next level.

[@kristinaleemusic]

Yes, don't give up and keep going!

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[@kristinaleemusic]

Thank you, Edward! The experience you're describing are exactly what I wanted people to get through my online course. I'm encouraged and motivated by your words!