I get chu, it’s an uncommon scale, but I’ll say just practice like any other scale including slow tempo and focus your time on the jumping of your thumb specifically the speed and accuracy of the jump. I also learned from Josh Wright Piano that you can play it more smoothly if you practice the scale with irregular beat such as 5 or 6. Specifically, play 5 notes consecutively, pause with your finger holding on the fifth note then play the next 5 notes and so on, do this for about 3-5 times or until you’re bored, the go back to playing it regularly
This some good shi ngl
amazing tutorial i finally learnt it after a few weeks 😁
If u respond is there any tips on left hand 1:17 it is the only part i am slow on
pls
I get chu, it’s an uncommon scale, but I’ll say just practice like any other scale including slow tempo and focus your time on the jumping of your thumb specifically the speed and accuracy of the jump. I also learned from Josh Wright Piano that you can play it more smoothly if you practice the scale with irregular beat such as 5 or 6. Specifically, play 5 notes consecutively, pause with your finger holding on the fifth note then play the next 5 notes and so on, do this for about 3-5 times or until you’re bored, the go back to playing it regularly
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO PLAY
I dont blame you haha
also I’m at 0:42
@@ConcepcionMonzalvo then ur half way there alr lol, congrats. Do u need any tip?
Nope
Im good but thanks tho
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