Play Piano With Lisa - Scales (FULL Play-Along Lesson)

[@PianoteOfficial]

This is a big lesson, here are all the chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:45 Warm-up stretches 1:22 Correct posture 1:56 Ex. 1 - C scale (RH) 3:01 C scale (LH) 4:12 C scale (HT) 6:11 Ex. 2 - Speed/Staccato 7:41 Ex. 3 - Relative minor scale 8:37 Ex. 4 - Major + minor scale together 9:56 Ex. 5 - Scales + fifths - musical scales 10:56 Ex. 6 - Hand independence 12:30 Ex. 7 - Try new scales 13:47 Ex. 8 - Harmonizing scales 15:11 Summary

[@gtasrbija8397]

10:56 Ex. 6 - Hand independence - need this, ty!

[@MichaelJordan-xp3yb]

do a tutorial on being perfect, cause thats what you are.

[@pinkparachute4745]

Ma'am please give a lesson how to find chords and scales during piano covers..

[@politereminder6284]

This was AWESOME!

[@jamesevans1470]

Try new scales

[@Amb.MarvelZion]

Mummy Lisa, you are great Love you... Keep on

[@avneeshawasthi5763]

That didn't felt like a 16 minutes long video...I know Lisa gets lot of compliments but her presentation skills to keep us engaged is so good...Thanks for making quarantine survivable...Keep up the good work...Love this channel

[@devesh21]

Its always refreshing to see lisa teaching piano.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci for this. I talked to my daughter and she is very busy but hopefully in the next two weeks she will be able to film me for my self treatment for the pianist. Great tips about the bench. You talked about stability, the first treatment/exercise I gave to my patients is a stabilization exercise for the low back, and it fits in perfectly with this video. You can do an isometric exercise (contraction without movement) in this position. With the feet fairly close together, push one foot down into the floor for five seconds as you're breathing out. It's as if you wanted to stand up from the sitting position, but there is no movment. Then place the same foot against the other foot and push against it as if you wanted to push it away, again breathing out as you push to not build up abdominal pressure. This is the start of my treatment for the low back to strengthen the gluteal and abdominal muscles. I tell my patients to do this once a day. They laugh when I say that, but it's better to do one than zero. I do it first thing in the morning, but you can do it as you start your piano learning, and maybe at the end. It isn't an exercise where you need to do it ten times in a row. But doing it once often is better. More to come.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I will be sending you my video soon, but there might be a cure for your little finger problem. I use simple muscle testing and orthopedic and neurologic techniques to help when there are weaknesses. Stay tuned (LOL).

[@dmmurray9422]

I love this piano teacher..she is so talented, and a pleasure to listen to. A soft voice, great video, who needs a boring old fashioned piano lesson with this girl around? I'm staying here. She is the best.

[@marciahorton2203]

Finally I did the staccato in the left hand while playing legato in the right!!! It was a train wreck for so many times for me before this lesson. What a wonderful feeling to have accomplished this. Yippee!!!!!!!

[@user-xg4td3gg7e]

Playing scales on keyboard piano is my favorite hobby. Thanks. 😉

[@edkaempf906]

15:57 "Technique is not an overnight win." So true. In every profession and interest.

[@rupabhattacharjee5866]

I never knew learning could be so addictive and enjoyable until I found this channel in this lockdown!!!! Love from India😍💓

[@nehazite260]

Same here, @Pianote is the only reason I returned to learning piano after 4 yrs, the motivation is just on another level 💫

[@MahakYaseri]

Thank you for your great videos I love them. You are a great teacher

[@edwardzach]

Love you Lisa on the way you approach each lessons with calmness and sweetness. It keeps me motivate to practice each day with ease and confidence. Thank you so much! Looking forward for more video lessons.

[@ginabisaillon2894]

My mnemonic trick is that the middle fingers always play together. It really works for me. And thanks for your videos, you are a true ray of sunshine!

[@VitoMarcheseMusic]

The exercise you recommended about playing the major and relative minor scales at the same time is awesome! That just opened up a whole new level of enjoyment when practicing for me. Your channel and lessons have really been a great supplement to the music courses I'm taking in school right now. Thanks!

[@stevewoitas7217]

Thanks for the great lesson!

[@user-xg4td3gg7e]

Nice. I enjoy playing scales in octaves. 😉

[@gt2250]

I am an absolute beginner and started a few days ago. This video is so great. I further mixed in random keys on the right hand with those seperated fifth on the left. And felt like a badass composer to myself already. lol Thanks!!

[@milesfieldman7200]

Thank you Lisa. This is the first course I have found that I can actually follow along with without getting frustrated by the presentation. Great job with the videos. I love how you teach.

[@mattlowmanmma85]

You are such a great Piano Teacher and I really enjoy your videos and lessons. Thank you Lisa and God Bless you.

[@jackperez314]

I love your classes. They are very inspiring and it does motivate me to keep learning. Thank you for these amazing videos. I am forever grateful to you.

[@tipstricks7831]

Guyz...You're the best in the world... Seriously l'm learning piano on a fsb keyboard...First,l thought that musical instrument had to learned only by grades and masters...But u changed my whole situation... I'm not kidding I have only done Trinity-Keyboard Initial , But I'm able to play Mozart's Turkish March... Everything is only because of u...Thank u...You have helped not only me but Lakhs of your subscribers....I owe u everything 😁❤️❤️

[@MrGman127]

This tutorial is what I call a "Keeper." Because I have watched it multiple times, and find my knowledge level growing in leaps and bounds with every review. Lisa, thanks for making what could be viewed as boring, into an enjoyable learning experience. Your UTube channel is the perfect complement to my online Pianote classes because here I can easily select what I'm interested in learning more about at any given time. Also, a special thank you for the tip on how to view the "Pinky Finger" flying up. Because when I started working on the "Hanon Exercises." That was one of the focal points of that class. And I have been arguing with my Left Pinky and Right Pinky and Second finger ever since. This lesson has taken the stress out of that argument. I will continue to work on it, but after hearing you speak to this issue. I can stop being angry with the digits. Coach... You are a Rock Star in the Piano teaching industry. Many thanks for all that you do to help us learn.

[@emilianofrugoni]

You are the greatest teacher ever Lisa, thank you

[@krnbhs]

You always bring an air of informality in your demonstrations that make us very relaxed.

[@billpowell5931]

Lisa is sucha great motivator! Her advice and instructional skills are truly inspiring. Now, I must do scales differently. Thank you for sharing.

[@prakharsinha4886]

I am really thankful to Pianote & Lisa! Thanks for helping me with my piano

[@marksgameoflife8446]

Love the way you use visualization and breathing techniques to explain what to focus on and think while you practice. Nice lesson! Thanks!

[@solayappankannan8500]

Lisa madam iam from india . U really refresh our time work .thanks a lot . You hav given beautiful god gifted therepay and world will remember you . Iam in indian army you discoverd my loneliness . In India Dhanyavad...... I allways pray for u.......Om Mangalaueh Devo Bhava Namaha...

[@Bre1002.]

I ❤️ these suggestions on how to creatively play scales! I get so BORED doing the same thing over & over! I’ve watched every video you’ve done on this subject! Thank you Lisa!

[@lyndasoar4345]

... just learning to play keyboard. Love your utube postings... I'm happy to repeat scales in their original 'boring' format ... but your ideas for varying them take my attitude to happy+ ... broadening the enjoyment horizon so much more... your talent for teaching makes it easy to follow, your reminders that (as easy as you make it appear) even the basic piano/hand coordination can be challenging for beginners strengthens perseverence ... Thank you

[@t0thestars730]

i just got a electric keyboard for christmas and ive always wanted to learn to play piano and then i found this and it was a life saver c:

[@hermiloocampo5879]

Thank you for your videos. I heard that you've been playing for over 20 years and I have been playing for over 3 years and I every time I practice it's a challenge for me,but I enjoy everything you play.thanks and and have a bless day.

[@Kikyee10]

Thank you Lisa, I love the way you teach, it all makes sense and the ‘boring’ bits are so much more enjoyable and actually not boring anymore 💗

[@richien7481]

These excercises are more fun and addictive..not like practice,😍

[@robinchrisb_]

Another bootcamp! I'm pumped! Thank you for doing this, teacher Lisa!

[@akaasi89]

This is exactly what I needed! I know all scales but I’ve definitely fallen into a bad habit of playing them on autopilot as a quick warm up and that’s it. I’m now looking forward to practising them!

[@lovepiano_tutorials]

Scales are so important to play and though it's so annoying sometimes... but Lisa explains so nicely that you just WANT to play them :-)

[@IntrepidEngineer]

I’ve learnt more from you than I ever learnt from classroom in my entire life. Thanks a lot. ❤️

[@marianboudreau1337]

Absolutely agree - and had fun doing it!!!

[@Tunlence]

LISA, thank you so much for your mini piano lessons on YT. They're short lessons but I learn a bunch from them. And, they're fun, enjoyable, challenging at times, engaging, motivating & all those good stuff. You make the lessons fun & easy 'coz you're a cool & fun teacher as I can sense & tell. KEEP IT UP and ..... KEEP IT COMING! Byeee .....

[@beatrizmicci3738]

You are the best teacher!!!❤️ Watching your videos brings me tons of confidence! Thank you!

[@izikshtemer]

Great ideas !!!

[@harbulence]

The way you explain makes it more interesting! Thanks pianote for making it easy to learn piano! I now feel I havent wasted a penny on it!

[@HowardCrawford-zc8fz]

Lisa, an excellent lesson.😊

[@elizabethaicken6478]

I really like the simplicity of how you explain things thank you!

[@yugeshraajha8792]

one of the best videos ever given by pianote...

[@patrickmolloy6994]

I was doing scales - I discovered my piano has built in scale lessons! But Lisa's version way more fun! Thank you Lisa!

[@claudioantunes636]

This is one of the best KZbin Channels about piano. Thanks for the lesson! Cheers from Brazil.

[@rocks7456]

Hey, Ms. Lisa! You're such a big help. It's really fun to learn from you, and your teaching style makes me feel motivated. Thank you and keep it up! 💙🙌

[@monicamiranda3161]

Thank you so much. I liked the part with harmony E scale and G scale. Sounded lovely and easy.

[@melissaarandela-collins9135]

Thank you Lisa for another awesome lesson! I love the pulsing fifths. Will definitely try this and include in my practice. Thank you again for sharing your talent! ❤️

[@WillsJazzLoft]

0:10:56 hi Lisa. This portion is where I hit a wall. And it's not because I cannot perform the exercise. I am challenged in doing it with the precise dynamics. Like many other pupils practicing at home I am working with a portable arranger keyboard rather than a digital piano. And as you might well know those are touch sensitive rather than weighted. So I can go from fortissimo to pianissimo easily - but not so readily in the other direction. So that part of the exercise from that aspect is challenging. But the rest of the video I had a pretty good time with. I still think there's a chance that I can get pianissimo down it's just going to be a little bit more difficult with the kind of keyboard that I'm working with. Thank you so much for this tutorial

[@CherrylMaree]

I'. actually looking forward to practicing and learning the scales this way. Much more interesting than when I was a kid. ( 71 now)

[@afrinhossain3093]

I'm a complete beginner... Pianote has help a lot... Lisa you're such a great teacher and every pianote member thank you so much I have learned a lot... I would love if you please teach us Dancing on my own Calum Scott...please

[@PianoteOfficial]

I looovvveeee that song :) its on my list !

[@afrinhossain3093]

I would love if you please teach us that 😊

[@maywww]

This is so inspiring and encouraging for me as a total beginner. THANKS ALOT~

[@sandisloan7003]

Besides everything else about you and the way you teach which is awesome, I absolutely love your hair this longer length , it looks beautiful. Ok and this you tube channel is helping so much thank you Lisa and everyone else.

[@ULi3MURKFQ]

💎💎 lesson you give are impacting

[@rogerharding5817]

Lisa instills the importance of being relaxed at the piano she has excellent presentation skills Thank you Lisa

[@kimhill9768]

Thanks for that Lisa. Always you teach clearly and simply to follow and have refreshed my energy to do scales!

[@letizito]

I really appreciate and love your style of teaching. Your kind full engaged and playful voice is pleasant to my ears. I'm Learning fast and I learn new stuff from you too. Soothing voice. Keep playing and teaching this is one of your G spots.

[@patrickmolloy6994]

you make it look is easy ... I'm always inspired when I've watched these

[@JeanRolandQUASTANA]

Excellent course and ideas for serious warm- up... Thank Lisa.

[@chrisb1699]

Great lesson, clear explanations and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing ideas to make practice more interesting.

[@Mr850man]

What I use to practice the scales and technique is I do some simple Hanon exercices in each key. It keeps it engaging for me, playing the same thing over and over is kinda boring, but if you are changing the scale it helps you to stay focused

[@davidb4509]

😆 and now I’m all excited to go home and play scales on my piano. 🤣 On a serious note, I love the diversity of ideas for playing scales and using them to develop other necessary skills too. Thank you for all the great ideas!

[@deepakkumarm3016]

Really really big fan Love from India I Am learning by your videos

[@olivierfrancis915]

This one of the best things I have learned.. thanks Lisa 🙂

[@gmee123]

I love technique lessons like this! Would love to see more things like this starting from the ground up and through some advance things.

[@pauldown8621]

Lisa totally rocks, thanks Lisa!

[@backpacker255]

You are my first piano teacher! Thank you a million times 😻

[@sandrafogarty1073]

Great video. Some very practical and interesting ways of practising scales that sound lovely, too.

[@davidherringgo]

Amazing lesson. Thanks for these wonderful scale progressions on the piano.

[@elsabluethner8932]

I'm a beginner and love scales, but this is even more incredible!!!! Thank you!

[@jrwojick]

Loved this. I especially dug the section with the fifths. Great for getting me to work on hand independence

[@TrojenVirus2]

I do this everyday.. these are very helpful to build mussle memory .. hand independency and dexterity in both hands.. .

[@michaelfinn1803]

Love this video, very good teachings, Im a beginner student in the course, oops I mean LAZY beginner, but hey, I have not given up, my key board is always ready set up and practice when I can, but life is what it is, I NEED TO MAKE IT A PRIORITY , thanks for this video xx

[@niklahuff9118]

Another awesome lesson. Thank you, Lisa.

[@marylenebioh4708]

I just realized I need to practice methods like pulsing fifths + ascending scales at the same time to help me use my right and left hand at the same time because I actually have trouble with that 🥰🥰👌

[@bobtaylor170]

I enjoy and learn from these videos. Thank you, Lisa.

[@Karramba1982]

Love the video! Thank you

[@noirberries]

I love your videos, love your energy and your teaching styles. your hair looks awesome too!

[@mercykiambi3066]

Thank you Lisa !! You made me love my piano so much !!

[@graemeharding2669]

Thanks Lisa, a great gift and very rewarding.

[@lonelyplanet001]

Thank you for teaching us piano (TYSM!) (it means thank you so much!)

[@moment.3.2.1yt]

I'm watching your channel to learn music. ❤😌

[@kinnycollection934]

You're such a great teacher👩‍🏫‍ I'm thankful for your help.

[@rendezvousover]

Thank you so much !! I love your videos greetings from Brasil

[@sanjeev20091973]

ur presentation style is more impressive than piano paying,,,awesome

[@johnhubertdeguzman825]

I am just starting to play the piano and why do I feel like I'm Beethoven when I did this video's exercise. It's fulfilling.

[@call_me_rue2373]

I'm definitely going to try those tips, thank you coach Lisa

[@strawberryyogurt0]

As a total beginner, I prefer to learn scales on my left first and in descending order because the combination is usually weaker. Go slow and try keeping your eyes closed. For those wanting to know about finger positioning, a couple free apps that I’ve found to be incredibly useful are (1) Piano Chords and Scales (2) Piano Companion. Both of them also include matching chords that sound good with each scale. They cost extra to unlock all features, but even without, they’re more than adequate. I’m just using the free version.

[@mahafanous3562]

Thanks Lisa, you are great.

[@meyramansur5024]

You are an amazing person/teacher

[@gayatrijagdev]

This has helped so much. Thank you and please keep posting such amazing content!

[@Naids]

Aww ngl that everything in this lesson is easy (specially one hand legato and the other staccato) but it’s definitely possible to do even if you are a beginner, just need to get more practice plus it sounds really good which motivates even more to keep on pushing yourself farther and do the thing! Thank you so very much 🙏🏻

[@mznewman7]

This lesson is the BOMB! Thank you so much!

[@ticianameirelessousa3695]

loving your posts!!!!! thank you

[@Pincen1986]

TY , love from Argentina !

[@timjohnson2186]

I love the pianote channel

[@akshayghadge3998]

Thank you for these easy and engaging practice sessions...

[@paulusmok2144]

Great lesson for beginner.