Unlock Your Piano Potential with Chromatic Scales

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0:00 Intro
0:50 Learn the fingerings!
1:25 Right Hand
2:45 Left Hand
5:13 Method 1
6:27 Method 2
7:15 Method 3
7:55 Method 4
8:16 Method 5
8:46 Method 6

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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:50 Learn the fingerings!
1:25 Right Hand
2:45 Left Hand
5:13 Method 1
6:27 Method 2
7:15 Method 3
7:55 Method 4
8:16 Method 5
8:46 Method 6

[shinigamineko]

O, new lesson! I started playing piano from zero, and after 10 days practice by your lessons, I already can play first notes page of fur elise. It was super easy. Awesome!! Thanks a lot!

[elipkau]

You are a very good teacher thank you !

[ptose]

I'm so glad because I'm learning piano alone, and I've basically done everything in this video (except for minor thirds and minor sixts, I've done only major thirds). I was also thinking to apply hanon exercises, I wonder if it's a good idea. In any case, I really like your videos, I hope you could do one about fingerings for modes.

[danielsaenz]

Ab also splits the keyboard symmetrically. So, when doing contrary motion, you could start on D or Ab.

[caterinaml]

Thank you Jazer!!! I will start these scales tonight and incorporate them into my practice routine. 💕🎼💕

[classyclassical]

Brilliant tutorial ! You really are such a helpful guy !

[streyycat]

Especially loved the variations. Every opportunity to train in independent fingering in similar motion helps!

[HeLLoOImMaRcUs]

Thanks for this great lesson I’ve been playing for a couple months with not much progression so I think it was a good idea to come learn some scales. the octaves exercise is tricky but I understand finger placement better than I did before. I will definitely check out more of your lessons.

[mirandajsummers]

I say:
1 plays the white notes
3 plays the black notes and
2 is kept in reserve for the 'extra' white note.
Then I talk about avoiding 'twisted fingers': 2 goes first LH ascending and RH descending.
Great video, I liked the fun exercises, thank you😊

[deltacomatso]

Fun stuff. I like to play this scale. Mostly one hand at the time. I've come up with lots of interesting exersises, accenting certain notes, play the notes in different tempo, etc

[Savvy_Strands]

Thank you Jazer! This was a great refresher.

[JamesONeill-cj]

Thanks so much Jazer, you are a great teacher

[marclafontaine]

I use some of these daily as part of my warm ups. Never tried starting in a third or sixth before. I will definitely give that a try, Thks!

[antoinetterodrigues]

Wonderful teaching! Am excited. Am not confident from 4 onwards, but can practice. Thanks

[deadmanswife]

I need a warmup. Thank you Jazer lee ❤❤❤

[colomboeduardo]

Very useful exercises for beginners like me!....thank you, Maestro Jazer. Un abrazo desde La Palma.

[PaulineChapman-trni]

Lovely and clear. Enjoyable. Would like to understand the Circle of fifths . I always have to look at a chart to get the correct key signature on any sheet music. Thankyou

[sanjaybhagwat-xe]

Indeed it's a brilliant tutorial Sir. Can you change the location of captions, which overlap notes. Thank you.

[Sentsuri]

I just finished a list of techniques to learn and I was wondering what chromatic scales are. This Video comes in perfect timing. Thank you. 😊