When playing, especially with chords, you should try and play with your thumb first and then moving across the fingers, this makes it a lot easier to climb up and down the scale.
Monday 4 February 2013
One finger per key rule
The one finger per key rule is pretty simple really, you just have to make sure that you always only ever have one finger on a key, using two fingers would most likely result in you pressing another key accidentally. Also you may need the second finger to play the next note.
When playing, especially with chords, you should try and play with your thumb first and then moving across the fingers, this makes it a lot easier to climb up and down the scale.
When playing, especially with chords, you should try and play with your thumb first and then moving across the fingers, this makes it a lot easier to climb up and down the scale.
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