The issue I’m having is getting that thumb tucked and all the way up to the B flat when playing the F major scale. Would you move your entire hand up on the keys when playing that scale?
I assume you mean for the RH? The RH fingering for F Major scale is 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4. So you won’t have the thumb on the black key (the Bb) in this scale. It will fall on C. FYI: the LH fingering is 5-4-3-2-1-3-2-1 Hope that helps!
@@josephirreraPiano thanks! No wonder it was hard, was doing it wrong 😅 Is that the only scale where you don’t tuck your thumb after the 3rd finger, with the RH?
@@andyscott5277 C major, D+ E+ G+ A+ all use the same fingering. F+ is the one joseph gave In the Db+ Gb+ (aka F#+) and B+ scales, use 234 (432 for left hand) and 23 / 32 fingering for the groups of black keys, with thumb in between. Eb+ it’s 3 for both hands on Eb, then 34 / 43 for Ab and Bb Rh: thumb on F and C Lh: thumb on G and D Ab+ is similar, both hands 3 Ab, then thumbs on c, both hands 3 on Eb. Rh: thumb on c and f Lh: thumb on C and G Finally, Bb+ Rh: thumb on C and f Lh: thumb on D and A Edit: its been multiple months since u commented idk why i decided to do this when you could find this online lmao
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Amazing teaching! Thanks so much for that!
I like the magnet drill at 6:53.
Thanks for that info, teach some arpeggios techniques. That would be helpful!
He just did.
Thanks Joe. Very helpful
The issue I’m having is getting that thumb tucked and all the way up to the B flat when playing the F major scale. Would you move your entire hand up on the keys when playing that scale?
I assume you mean for the RH? The RH fingering for F Major scale is 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4. So you won’t have the thumb on the black key (the Bb) in this scale. It will fall on C.
FYI: the LH fingering is
5-4-3-2-1-3-2-1
Hope that helps!
@@josephirreraPiano thanks! No wonder it was hard, was doing it wrong 😅 Is that the only scale where you don’t tuck your thumb after the 3rd finger, with the RH?
We generally avoid tucking our thumbs onto a black key if the finger we’re tucking the thumb under is on a white key. If avoidable.
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C major, D+ E+ G+ A+ all use the same fingering.
F+ is the one joseph gave
In the Db+ Gb+ (aka F#+) and B+ scales, use 234 (432 for left hand) and 23 / 32 fingering for the groups of black keys, with thumb in between.
Eb+ it’s 3 for both hands on Eb, then 34 / 43 for Ab and Bb
Rh: thumb on F and C
Lh: thumb on G and D
Ab+ is similar, both hands 3 Ab, then thumbs on c, both hands 3 on Eb.
Rh: thumb on c and f
Lh: thumb on C and G
Finally, Bb+
Rh: thumb on C and f
Lh: thumb on D and A
Edit: its been multiple months since u commented idk why i decided to do this when you could find this online lmao