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Practising the Piano - Multimedia eBook Series (Part 3)
Practising the Piano Part 3 is a comprehensive guide to scales and arpeggios featuring numerous video demonstrations, exercises, practice suggestions and resources to make this essential part of a practice regime effective, interesting and fun.
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Practising the Piano - Multimedia eBook Series (Part 3)
Scales and Arpeggios
Scales and arpeggios are an integral part of piano exams, and many celebrated master pianists throughout history insist on a daily diet of scales for themselves and their students. However, many pianists struggle to keep motivated with their scales practice and as a result often neglect it. Practising the Piano Part 3 is a comprehensive guide to practising scales and arpeggios from the beginner to advanced levels which will enable you to:
Make scales practice fun and interesting with creative ways of practice scales (e.g. have you ever tried the "Russian" way?)
Overcome common technical challenges
Structure your practice and stay motivated using practice strategies, tools and resources
Features
Numerous video demonstrations, exercises written out in manuscript and practice suggestions in addition to a number of resources and interactive tools:
Scales index - This section provides an index of all major, harmonic and melodic minor scales with key signatures, fingerings and variations for practice. There is also a keyboard diagram of each scale so the beginner will be able to see the note patterns at a glance.
Scales and arpeggios charts – Download printable practice charts for ABRSM Grades 1 through to 8 featuring a grid layout with the keys listed vertically and the types of scales horizontally. Teachers can use these to assign scales for practising in between lessons, and for students to keep a record of what they have practised.
Supported formats and devices
This publication is suitable for viewing on the following devices and platforms:
Computers (Windows PC and Apple Mac)
Apple and Android tablets including iPads, Sansung Galaxy Tablets and Amazon Kindle Fire
Apple and Android mobile phones
eInk / eReaders including Amazon Kindle and B&N Nook
A PDF version is also available for download and printing.
