How to Play Chromatic Scale on Piano. Left and Right Hand Fingering.

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This piano lesson is all about the chromatic scale. Learn how to play the chromatic scale on piano with the correct fingering for the left hand and right hand. Excerpted from Piano Lessons 10 in our series.

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This was THE most well done lesson I have seen on this subject. Thank you!

groovegrown

Excellent, just what I needed. Thank you. 👍🙏

SirKeefyKeef

This is maddeningly simply to explain, to demonstrate and even to actually do... one finger at a time. The hard part is to play both hands simultaneously and with accuracy and speed. It is very impressive to watch someone run up and down the keyboard at "blurr" speed, but no one seem to spend much time to explain that it could take MONTHS to be able to do it yourself.

rae

Thanks!! Wonderfully informative video!!🎼🎵🎶🎹

sarah_m.orange

i like the way to explain them. but help me to know: pentatonic scales ( major & minor), blues scales, blues major pentatonic, blues minor pentatonic, jazz scales ( major and minor) diminished scales, augmented scales, arpeggios ( major, dimininished, diminished seventh and seventh ) their correct fingerings for both left and right hands . thank you

abedmurwanashyaka

Try this: Starting on C (Right Hand) 2-3-1-3-1-2-3-1-2-3-4-1-2 Starting on C (Left Hand) 1-2-3-1-2-3-4-1-2-3-1-3-1. In contrary motion is more correct to start from the mirror points, D or A flat. This because the keybaord is devided in two mirror points, those notes I mentioned, and because also the two hands are made in a mirror way to each other.

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