Abrsm Piano Scales And Arpeggios - Grade 1

Learn piano scales and arpeggios for ABRSM Grade 1 Piano

What you'll learn

Play Scales and Arpeggios.

Play C Major scales in unison

Play D minor, A minor, G Major and F Major scales hands separately for 2 octaves

Learn about contrary motion and how to play the C Major contrary motion

Learn what are tonic triads, and forming arpeggios from tonic triads

Learn to play the G Major and A minor arpeggios

Learn ABRSM Grade 1 Piano Scales and Arpeggios

Requirements

A keyboard or piano to follow the lesson

Description

Welcome to this course on Piano Scales and Arpeggios for Grade 1 written for anyone who wants to take the ABRSM Grade 1 practical exam, or anyone who wants to get started playing scales on piano or keyboard. I'm RL your instructor, and I'll show you how to play scales on a piano or keyboard, and also bring you behind the scene to understand why you are playing the scales and arpeggios this way!This is a COMPLETE scales and arpeggios course for Grade 1 Piano. Here's what you'll get in this course.In this course, you'll learn how to play the following:LEARN TO GRADE 1 SCALES ON THE PIANO OR KEYBOARDYou'll learn to play C Major scales first one hand at a time, and then with both hands.We'll also learn to play G Major, F Major, A minor and D minor scales. In this video course, I will guide you step-by-step how to play each of them! You'll also get tips and tricks on how to play them easily.LEARN WHAT IS CONTRARY MOTION AND HOW TO FORM CONTRARY MOTIONWe'll use C Major as an example on what is contrary motion, and how to play it. This is way easier than playing C Major scales in unison, and I'll tell you why in the course.LEARN ABOUT CHORDS – TONIC TRIADSWe'll learn what are tonic triads, and how to form them.LEARN TO ARPEGGIOS ON THE PIANO OR KEYBOARD You'll learn step-by-step through our piano video tutorials how to play the arpeggios for G Major and A Minor key.Understand why you use the fingering youGetting the right fingerings is essential to be able to play scales and arpeggios smoothly. In this course, you'll get to understand why you use these fingerings! Is this what you are looking for? Then what are you waiting for? I'll see you inside my course!This course does not require any prior knowledge of scales or arpeggios. I'll be explaining them. This is the most complete Grade 1 scales and arpeggios course you can find. If this is what you are looking for, I'll see you in the course!About RL WongHi, I'm RL Wong your instructor, and I have been playing the piano for more than 2 decades, and have taught many students how to play the piano.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Checklist: The piano scales and arpeggios tested in ABRSM Grade 1

Lecture 3 The Scales and Arpeggios we are learning

Lecture 4 Listen to the Scales and Arpeggios you will be learning

Lecture 5 Fingerings Notation for Left Hand and Right Hand

Section 2: Scales in similar motion - C Major Hands together

Lecture 6 About this scales

Lecture 7 C Major Right Hand 1 Octave

Lecture 8 C Major Left Hand 1 Octave

Lecture 9 C Major - Both Hands 1 Octave

Lecture 10 Sheet Music with fingerings for C Major Scale

Section 3: Turns

Lecture 11 About the turns

Section 4: Scales in similar motion - 2 octaves (Hands separately)

Lecture 12 G Major Scale

Lecture 13 G Major - Right Hand

Lecture 14 G Major Left Hand

Lecture 15 F Major Scale

Lecture 16 F Major - Right Hand

Lecture 17 Why this fingering for F Major Right Hand

Lecture 18 F Major - Left Hand

Lecture 19 About the minor scales tested in ABRSM Grade 1 Piano Scales

Lecture 20 A harmonic minor

Lecture 21 A Harmonic minor - Right Hand

Lecture 22 A Harmonic minor - Left Hand

Lecture 23 D harmonic minor

Lecture 24 D Harmonic minor - Right Hand

Lecture 25 D Harmonic minor - Left Hand

Section 5: Contrary Motion

Lecture 26 C Major Contrary Motion

Lecture 27 C Major Contrary Motion - 1 octave

Section 6: Tonic Triads and Arpeggios - Music Theory and Fingerings

Lecture 28 Forming Tonic Triads

Lecture 29 Forming Arpeggios from Tonic Triads

Lecture 30 Fingerings of Arpeggios

Section 7: Arpeggios - 1 Octave - hands separately

Lecture 31 G Major

Lecture 32 A minor

Section 8: Speed Requirement

Lecture 33 Recommended speed (or tempo) for ABRSM Grade 1 Piano Scales and Arpeggios

Section 9: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 34 Bonus Lecture

Teachers or parents who want to teach children ABRSM Grade 1 Piano scales,Anyone who is interested to get started with piano scales and arpeggios,Anyone who is interested in piano,Anyone who wants to get started in learning the piano