Sarah's Piano Lessons

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Are you tired of practicing the same old scales? Then I have a way for you to change it up!

Practicing your scales with the finger patterns below will help your agility! See how fast you can go through all 12 keys!

Good luck and keep playing :)

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For any of you who struggle with your theory homework, check out http://www.musictheory.net for help! They have everything you need to know on their website, plus many games and quizzes to test your theory knowledge :)

Go check it out! Good luck and keep playing!

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Here's a helpful app that you can download for free on you phone! It's always good to have a metronome around, so check it out :)

Pro Metronome - Tempo Keeping with Beat, Subdivision and Polyrhythm for Musicians by Xiao Yixiang
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So, have you been practicing your scales? Because now it's time to move on to minor scales!

This week, work on your natural minor scales. Once again, I recommend going through all the white keys first. This photo will help you remember what makes a minor scale, in case you forgot :)

Good luck and keep playing!

Here's a great video to help you learn how to correctly place your hands when playing the piano. I like her example of holding a bubble :)

http://youtu.be/XFouKu3T-so

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Scales!

They're something every good musician knows, and it's important that you know them too. Practice your scales at least 10 minutes a day. This week, run through some of the major scales (I suggest all the white keys first) . Use a metronome to keep a consistent rhythm.

Good luck and keep playing :)