5 Fun Ways to Practice Scales

Can you do any or all five scale practice techniques? Gimme a 💖if you can do all 5!

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[sungvin]

As a Russian I can confirm my teacher from a music school taught scales to me in that exact manner

[Matthew_]

As a piano player i can confirm i had no idea it was called russian scales

[mikehess]

Thank you, more things to add to my warm ups...I don't play or practice any music anymore I only do drills and warm-ups which surprisingly makes me sound good.

[harlowgervais]

I am a pianist and have done rcm since the age of 8 (I’m 17 now) and the ‘Russian scales’ are also called formula patterns for anyone confused

[stephenraatz]

I wish I had studied the Russian Scales. I’m going to look for them in my scale book! Thank you. I’m spending a lot of time studying Rachmaninov and Alexander Scriabin, two of my favorite Russian composers. Thank you for sharing!

[SopranoPersonalityspices]

Sir, you always give student friendly tips ❤❤❤❤

[Federico-dl]

spot on well done, contrary motion very very important

[eatfruitsalad]

the thirds are tough but good practice, it feels cramped and forces you to stay in sync

[strongestunited]

wow dude, ur so good! i’m so glad i subscribed!!

[cosmocode]

As a piano player from Poland, I was practicing scales in the Russian way for years

[allenapplewhite]

I would add in playing two octave scales with eighth notes, three octave scales in triplets with accents on the beat and four octave scales with sixteenth notes and accents. 😊

[InYourDreams-Andia]

Whow! I gotta try this! Just learnt my scales

[anonymousblackscreen]

My russian teacher taught me the exact same ones you did

[cathyc]

I start learning to play piano at 60. If I can practise this scale like Jazer, I think I won’t have chance to get Alzheimer.

[MichaelSuperbacker]

Can you explain to me what the Russian scale is? It’s sounds cool and the pattern looks interesting

[charlespappas]

Now I understand why my Russian teacher taught me the way she did, thanks Tatyana!

[stefanwaelti]

I struggle with exactly that. Thank you for showing me it's possible😂😂😂

[erianru]

My (Polish) piano teacher that me all of these saying I'll need this in the future for various pieces. She was right! When I have something even remotely similar it's way easier to learn it because I had these
There were also many other scales... there were... a lot of them. She loved teaching scales.

[christopheguilland]

thanks for these tips. Can you explain 6th and "right and left hand switch spots" please ?

[nehemiassalguero]

It's great! What fingerings do you use, or some pdf that you can share please that will be awesome and very helpful