C Major and C Minor Scales - Piano and Keyboard

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1. FINGER AND HAND WARM-UP EXERCISES (a good idea)
2. LEFT HAND – BASS
3. RIGHT HAND – TREBLE
4. WHITE KEYS – NORMAL
5. BLACK KEYS – SHARP or FLAT - THEY’RE THE SAME – G# = Ab. G SHARP = A FLAT. ONLY B and E DO NOT HAVE A SHARP (#) and ONLY C and F DO NOT HAVE A FLAT (b).
6. MAJOR CHORDS
7. MINOR CHORDS
8. NEXT LEVEL – IMPROVISATION (PLAYING ALONG TO MUSIC / JAMMING) 9. CHORD VARIATIONS - NEXT LEVEL (Augmented, Suspended, Diminished and Suspended)

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Middle C is 261.6 Hz The left hand plays each octave (8 notes) with the pinky finger and an octave up using the thumb of your left hand. The 1 3 5 Piano Right-Handed Chord is easy to play, because it’s only three fingers that you use. To fill-out the scale of C Major or C Minor, you can use the 4th finger to play the 7th note and the 5th finger to play the 8th note which is the final note in the octave of 8 notes to every major and minor chord.
Note: There is no E# or Fb (E sharp or F flat), because F is the next note after E (1 semi-tone up). Remember that ALL white keys are 1 Tone apart = 2 x Semi-tones.
So, each black and white key (or note) is 1 semi-tone.
2 semi-tones make up 1 tone.

C Major: C E G
C Minor: C D# G
C# Major: C# F G#
C# Minor: C# E G#
D Major: D F# A
D Minor: D F A
D# Major: D# G Bb
D# Minor: D# F# Bb
E Major: E G# B
E Minor: E G B
F Major: F A C
F Minor: F G# C
F# Major: F# Bb C#
F# Minor: F# A C#
G Major: G B D
G Minor: G Bb D
G# Major: G# C D#
G# Minor: G# B D#
A Major: A C# E
A Minor: A C E
A# Major: A# D F
A# Minor: A# C# F
B Major: B D# F#
B Minor: B D F#

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