You'll Love Practicing Scales After Learning This Trick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Playing scales on the piano is an important skill to master. But I bet you think practicing scales is....boring! In this video, I teach you a simple trick to spice up your scale practice. This method will turn your scale practice from being dull to a beautiful and addictive experience. You can use this trick for all 24 keys, just need to transpose it!
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0:00 Intro
00:13 Playing Chords Underneath
00:59 Level One - 1 Octave Scale
03:47 Level Two - 2 Octave Scale
05:54 Bonus Challenge 1 - LH Stretch
06:30 Bonus Challenge 2 - Descending First
07:19 Bonus Challenge 3 - RH Arpeggios
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How did you go with these scale exercises? 😊
0:00 Intro
00:13 Playing Chords Underneath
00:59 Level One - 1 Octave Scale
03:47 Level Two - 2 Octave Scale
05:54 Bonus Challenge 1 - LH Stretch
06:30 Bonus Challenge 2 - Descending First
07:19 Bonus Challenge 3 - RH Arpeggios
Eh.
Thanks a ton 🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻
Do you have a music sheet I can purchase? Find it hard to keep pausing.
@@sauceadelman6112 I put a link to sheet music in a comment on this page.
You play so gracefully and that really helps me I find scales boring!
As an intermediate pianist, I thought this exercise would be so easy! But, wow, not at all. Transposing the exercise into different keys, figuring out the level 3&4 chords for that scale, coordinating the fingering in both hands (scales and arpeggios) is a challenging brain exercise for me. I am going to use this as my daily warm-up, focusing on a different key each day. I will play the scale my usual way, and then follow up with your "fun" way. While I was practicing this today, my husband walked in and said, "That's a beautiful piece." LOL
Agreed! I’ve been playing guitar for years, but recently broke my foot and it of work so I thought this would be the perfect two months to really start grinding away at the piano. The arpeggio with the left hand even at 60bpm and right hand in double was way over my skill level. This is going to be “fun”!
Beautiful exercise to develop interest in piano playing n beautifully explained also.Tnx
That’s when you pull the “oh that’s just my warm up” card haha
Hmm so what am i if this is easy. Can’t really read chords tho
Combining learning with having fun always gives the best results :) Your channel and the way you teach was an inspiration for creating my own channel with piano lessons. Thank you!
Wise words!!
True!
learning skills at the cost of enjoyment, only gets you as far as need be for skills.
Learning by enjoying at the cost of skill, only gets you as far as you can enjoy.
Learning both in balance lets you progress, and enjoy the progression.
One of the smartest things I saw from family guy is when Peter 'mastered' violin with a Fletcher like teacher, for a specific purpose, then snapped it right after.
infact. I would be more scared of Mr. Washee Washee as my teacher than Terrance Fletcher.
I actually find playing scales soothing. I'll try this in the afternoon. Thanks for the videos. 🙂
I enjoy scales, too. I'm not very good at them yet, but this looks like a fun way to challenge myself.
I love Jazer's piano lessons on TH-cam. He makes every lesson so simple and easy to follow. I am learning a lot from him. Thank you Jazer!
What a great sounding way to practice scales with pleasing harmonies. Thank you Jazer.
My God! This is so interesting and fabulous as with a little patience it sounds like real music! Fantastic. Love your methods as I'm a beginner at 78 years!
This is amazing! (As always!!) Another exercise to add in the list! Thank you for always making practices interesting!
Love this challenge, and sounds so beautiful. Keep these coming! Hands down…..the BEST. No fluff, just straight piano. Thank you.
Out of the many online piano classes I've watched so far, this is my favorite one so far. Very well done! Thank you.
That sounds lovely. A nice way to learn scales while also practicing chords.
This is GOLD!! Thank you so much.
Coming back to this, time to put it in practice. Merci.
Excellent way to play thank you
Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely brilliant exercise which sounds wonderful. Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much! That was fun! 😊
ive been looking for fun /challenging way to practice and this video hits the spot thank you so much for this.
Thank you very much!!! These exercises makes scales enjoyble!!! I normally practice 1 major and its minors every day... this will definitely see me doing more now... very nice...
Your tips are very valuable. Thank you Jazer
Dude! making the world a better place one video at a time! Thanks for sharing :)
This is so good! Its like learning scales, chords, and arpeggios at the same time. Very nice!
Your tips and tricks are absolutely the best 👌🏼
Music to my ears! 😍 So creative. Thank you.
Yet another brilliant tutorial from Jazer ☺
Thank you Jazzer! This is excellent. Making practicing scales musically interesting is a great idea. This also teaches hand independence for those of us who are newbies and struggling with that.
Bro, this scales sounded so beautiful, it hit my soul. I never found learning piano such fun and pleasure. The sound is literally make me wanna cry, i dunno why? Thank you
Wonderful. Thanks
You are an aaaamazing teacher!
Thank you for this!
Thank you.💖🌹
Exercise with meaning 💥🙏🏽👍🏽
Absolutely lovely and very enjoyable to hear and do!
Thank you so much
! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oh great idea for practicing! Thanks 🙏🏼
You should definitely do more on this topic. I think a lot of pianists would really benefit to having this and practicing scales with more musicality. Do you know of any etudes by famous composers sort of like the examples you gave?
If you are looking for pieces with lots of scales mozart piano concertos will help.
Js Bach
I love it. Thank you so much.
I'm so amazed how this tickles my brain😁 going to keep trying till i get this! Thank you do much
Simply beautiful! 😃 I'll definitely try it
Thanks for sharing! This is the first time I've looked forward to practising scales because they sound great. This is motivating and encouraging. Thank you.
This wounderful Lee. Thanks for share
LOVE IT!
Thank you so very much for this video ❤
Brilliant ! Thanks Jazer !
Jazer, this is brilliant! I can't wait to bring this into scales practice.
Thank you so much for breaking the exercises to make easy for the learners. God bless you.
You make playing & practicing scales beautiful!! Thank you for all you do! 🙏🎼🥰
That’s so nice. Thank you Jazer!
Thx!
Sounds BRILLIANT!
Such a great tip for scales. As a guitar player who is learning piano, this really helps me with chord recognition. Thanks!
Nice. This has enhanced my piano playing. Thanks. 😉
Fantastic tutorial and spectacular idea
I’m a total noob, day three of teaching myself the piano and this was super helpful! Still on the basic pattern you showed at the start but enjoying the challenge and the sense of progression I’m seeing. Thanks!
2 months in, how's it going?
@@fawcue5844 not bad! Managed to learn the basic melody for auld lang sine and performed a duet with my wife on harmonica for New Year’s Eve, that was sort of a breakthrough moment for me going from practice drills to actually learning/performing a song. Went on to learn fur elise and now working on midnight sonata, the classic first songs. So yeah, still really enjoying it and excited for what’s to come!
Wow. Surreal. Yesterday was my Day 3, of teaching myself!
I learned the video where he teaches “All of Me” by John Legend.
I think it must be a stripped back version but I learned it and now can play with my eyes closed in just one night! I am ecstatic! 😅
Tonight, I picked this one as I really want to understand what I’m doing, not just copy learning songs, if that makes sense!
I’m finding it hard to do the little skip up the keys! Can’t figure out if he uses his thumb to skip to the E or his middle. Thumb makes sense to me but I want to get it right soooo badly! 😂
I hope you’re still playing 😊
Love this
Dude thank you for this!!! This is so great
Thanks for this great video! It's awesom! This makes the scales sound really beautiful and fun to practice!
After playing piano for so many years finally I found a fresh start, thank you!
Of course I still love my previous piano teachers who taught me scales 😊
Using the left hand to accentuate/enhance the scale being played by the right is a great way to create a wonderful sound which, as you intended, makes working to master the basic scales enjoyable. Great idea. Thank you
Excellent idea 🙏 it makes practice interesting
Just loved it... Fun with scales now.
Looks like so much fun! I will definitely try this in my practice! Moreover I read a few comments that gave great ideas how to add to this, practicing in all different scales and trying the scale on the left hand while playing chords on the right! Can't wait to get back to my piano! Thanks Jazer for your great videos, there's always so much value in them!
You always come up with the best ideas and learning practices - What a super musician you are. Thank you Jazer!!!!!
Nice - thankyou.
Thanks Jazer, you've done it again ... This video is fantastic, it's just what I need !!!
I just bought a piano last week. Seems like the timing couldn't have been better - your tutorials have already been a huge help, and they just keep coming!
Oh how nice for you. I hope you are loving it
@@deadmanswife3625 Absolutely! Excited to be at the beginning of a lifetime of learning & discovery for me and my family.
Wow congratulations! So a whole new world will open up for you
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Wow!!
It is so amazing to learn how to practice scales this way.
It sounds so lovely!! Thank you so much for sharing this!! Will definitely try it :)
I am just getting back to the piano after a multi-decade absence. Playing scales this way is so beautiful and making me feel a lot more accomplished than I would otherwise. My Mom would never have had to ask me to practice if my teacher had taught me this method. Thank you so much!
It is fun watching you play I would like to learn it!
Great and very helpful practice 😀
Wow thank you for sharing the fabulous way how to practice scale
Great idea! Makes the scale sound like a contemporary pop ballad and this goes very well with young students, who might call it quits when you throw too much theory and exercises at them (both are extremely important, but also very hard). Thanks for this!
Looking forward to giving this a go today!
Great exercise and easy to learn! Thanks Jazer!
Awesome!!!!
Great video! Easy to follow, not to fast. So glad to have these videos!
Amazing! What great exercises. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thankyou
Literally just thought “I should practice the scales more” this morning then this pops up for me. Your videos are always spot on! As a semi-beginner pianist I thank you >:3
Great for you 🎹🙌🏻 I'm thinking about practicing that for long too..
Thanks alot
Thanks Jazer! This makes it more interesting and fun
Mr.Jazer you are a real genius and thanks for imparting new skills in scales. Very informative and useful.GOD BLESS YOU 🌹🌹❤️
I can't wait to try it, it's very interesting, I'm excited to practice 🎹🎹🌹🌹👌🏻👌🏻
it would be awesome if you provided sheets with these videos.
Thank you for your work.
Excellent!... Just like everything you provide for us
Best practice idea I've found so far on the internet, I don't think I am gonna search any further, brilliant Jazer, thanks so much. cheers from Vancouver, Canad. 😀
Thank you Jazer! I've been self-taught for quite a few years and my greatest problem is sight reading. It's fine on cello, sax and flute (one note at a time), but piano is my first love, and I've always had to memorise the music before I can play confidently. I'm now hoping this exercise will get me out of my comfort zone a bit (I only need to memorise 3 chords) and it sounds lovely too.
I simply love the way you explain everything. It makes it look very clear an easy. The rest is, of course, just practice :)
Thanks
Excellent
Great lesson!!
that visual vibrato he does👌
Really Cool!
wow..great idea.. terbaik👍
Bravo
I loved this tip!! I am working on transposing it into different keys!! 😀
🙏🏽💥👍🏽. Etude approach ...
That's a great trick/lesson. I've pretty much got the hang of the C scale now (with right hand) so playing it with left hand chords will be an interesting challenge. I like how the first time through it leaves it hanging by ending on the E and the second time resolving on the C. Nice.
Great jazer. A great way to be motivated to play scales and be musical 👌
You are amazing! Such a nice idea !! Can't wait to try it! Thank you very much!