Scales are easy and fun when you play them in many different ways including canon, triplet, split, contrary direction and various other ways you may not have tried before. Five finger scales are presented in an unusual format classified by how many black notes are in them. Then the ten easiest scales using the same fingerings are presented. Eventually, all the scales are presented in four octaves in all keys. This is a great way to learn and remember scales.
Arpeggios
Arpeggios in Dominant Seventh Chords
Blues Scales
C Scale with R.H. Triplets
Chromatic Scales
Diminished Scales
Five-Finger Scales
Four More Ways to Play the C Scale
Four Octaves in the Right Hand
Learn the C Scale First (Three Ways)
New Left-Hand Fingering
New Right-Hand Fingering, Same Left-Hand Fingering
Nine Other Scales Using the C Scale Fingering
Special Scales
The Chromatic Scale
The Easiest Scale
The Major and Harmonic Minor Scales
The Melodic Minor Scales
Arpeggios in Dominant Seventh Chords
Blues Scales
C Scale with R.H. Triplets
Chromatic Scales
Diminished Scales
Five-Finger Scales
Four More Ways to Play the C Scale
Four Octaves in the Right Hand
Learn the C Scale First (Three Ways)
New Left-Hand Fingering
New Right-Hand Fingering, Same Left-Hand Fingering
Nine Other Scales Using the C Scale Fingering
Special Scales
The Chromatic Scale
The Easiest Scale
The Major and Harmonic Minor Scales
The Melodic Minor Scales
| Arrangement | Piano |
| Format | Study |
| Level | 1 |
| NumberOfPages | 56 |
| Media | Sheet Music |
| Series | Made Easy |
| Publisher | Mel Bay Publications |
| Contributors | Smith, Gail (Author) |
| Language | English |
| ISBN | 9780786674909 |
| UPC | 796279100991 |