Piano tutorials

1 - Developing agility at the piano	2 - Equality, indipendence and mobility of the fingers 1	3 - Equality, indipendence and mobility of the fingers 2
4 - Learning scales	5 - Thumb passage	6 - Major scales with sharps
7 - Major scales with flats	8 - Minor scales with sharps	9 - Minor scales with flats
10 - Harmonic minor scales	11 - Harmonic minor scales in thirds	12 - Harmonic minor scales in sixths
13 - Principles of fingering	14 - Learning and practising arpeggios	15 - Arpeggios beginning on white notes
16 - Arpeggios beginning on black notes

Major scales with flats

Major scales with flats parallel movement

Scales prove to be an integral and indispensable element of studying music, especially learning to play the piano. Practising scales is not only an important factor for developing agility, but it also helps you to get a profound theoretical background, useful in understanding the structure of music pieces.
It is important to learn and practise the scales from the earliest years of studies so as to achieve a satisfactory level of technical skill. This will provide you with one of the fundamental techniques, useful in the execution of many compositions at different levels of study.

For the preparatory exercises of the scales you can refer to the lessons "Learning scales" and "thumb passage".
Regarding the organization of the alterations see chapter titled “4 Learning scales”

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Example 1
Scala fa maggiore mano destra in Braille
Scala fa maggiore mano sinistra in Braille