In this lesson you'll learn how to play the first scale every beginner ought to learn. It's important you practice these scales as they will serve as a good foundation for you for the future.
Hi sir, you spoke about "thumb under the finger", for a key like F#, how do we do that when the 4th is up above? Do we still take the thumb up there?
This is too fast for a beginner to follow up with, a very good reason to give up if care is not taken
Could pls help out with numbering of the fingers and the way its used to play on different octaves.
How is the diatonic scale formed? You played the scale in 5 different keys quite fast but I don’t seem to understand how they are formed
Daniel Kolawole
Daniel K
Hi sir, you spoke about "thumb under the finger", for a key like F#, how do we do that when the 4th is up above? Do we still take the thumb up there?
Joshua Ojima
Nightmare for a beginner
This is too fast for a beginner to follow up with, a very good reason to give up if care is not taken
Temitope Arowolo
Diatonic scale
Could pls help out with numbering of the fingers and the way its used to play on different octaves.
JayTee
Diatonic scale
How is the diatonic scale formed? You played the scale in 5 different keys quite fast but I don’t seem to understand how they are formed