Exercise #17

Exercise #17

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Daily Progression: Level 1 & 2*

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Introduction (START HERE)

  • Course Introduction & FAQ
  • Posture and Hand Position
  • Sample Practice Routines

Part 1: Pentascales, Triads, and Five-Finger Exercises

  • Pentascales & Triads PDF
  • Introduction & C Major
  • G Major
  • D Major2
  • A Major
  • E Major
  • B Major
  • Gb Major
  • Db Major
  • Ab Major4
  • Eb Major
  • Bb Major
  • F Major
  • Changing to Chromatic Order
  • How to Play Minor Pentascales and Triads8
  • Useful Pentascale Variation: Alternating Fingers
  • How Fast Should You Play Your Pentascales and Triads?
  • Checkpoint for Pentascales & Triads10

Part 2: Schmitt Exercises

  • Introduction to Schmitt Exercises12
  • Schmitt Exercises PDF7
  • Exercise #1
  • Exercise #25
  • Exercise #3
  • Exercise #4
  • Exercise #52
  • Exercise #6
  • Exercise #7
  • Exercise #8
  • Exercise #9
  • Exercise #10
  • Exercise #11
  • Exercise #12
  • Exercise #13
  • Exercise #14
  • Exercise #15
  • Exercise #16
  • Exercise #17
  • Exercise #18
  • Exercise #19
  • Exercise #20
  • Exercise #21
  • Exercise #22
  • Exercise #23
  • Exercise #24
  • Exercise #25
  • Exercise #26
  • Exercise #27
  • Exercise #28
  • Exercise #29
  • Exercise #30
  • Exercise #31
  • Exercise #32
  • Exercise #33

Part 3: Chromatic Scales in One Octave

  • Chromatic Scales Introduction
  • D Chromatic Scale - Parallel and Contrary Form
  • D Chromatic Grand Scale & Tempo Considerations
  • Checkpoint for Chromatic Scales in One Octave2