Why are two octave scales so tricky?
kentaku_sama at 18h37
14
Mar
2009
Why are two octave scales so tricky?
My piano teacher has taught me to play on the C, G, and F key already so I learned to play a one octave two handed scale with proper fingering. So I thought I'd try two octaves. Whats wierd is that when I play 2 ocatves one hand at a time it's easy but if I play two octaves with two hands I mess up somewhere. I have sheets with all the scales with proper fingering so I know Their right but I mess up somewhere.
My piano teacher has taught me to play on the C, G, and F key already so I learned to play a one octave two handed scale with proper fingering. So I thought I'd try two octaves. Whats wierd is that when I play 2 ocatves one hand at a time it's easy but if I play two octaves with two hands I mess up somewhere. I have sheets with all the scales with proper fingering so I know Their right but I mess up somewhere.
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