How to play the F major scale on piano – 🔷 This is a resource video for Nate’s music theory course, Keys to Chord Progressions: https://www.pianowithnate.com/keys-to-chord-progressions

In this piano lesson, I go over the proper fingering for the F major scale, as well as the chords that fit into the key of F major (triads in tonality)

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Today we are breaking down everything you need to know to play in F Major! Everything from F Major scales, to passing chords & progressions, all the way to advance chord voicings.

We will even look at playing in F Major from a beginner to intermediate to advanced level and how you can add chords that are “outside” of the key to get a more advanced sound.

Let’s dive into it!

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The F Sharp Major chord – also written as F# – is made up of all black notes: F#, A#, and C#.

Look for the group of three black notes. The lowest of those black notes is F sharp. Put your right hand thumb on that note.

The highest of the group of three black notes is the A sharp. Put your right hand middle finger on A sharp.

Your pinky goes on the next highest available black note, C sharp. C sharp is the lower note of the group of two black notes.

Watch the video for more tips on locating each of the notes.

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How to play F MAJOR scale on Piano. F major key signature explained.
E MAJOR – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swzwsu2Lc4M

Here is the fourth video in its series of Bitesize Scales & Key Signatures, where I teach you how to play the scale of F Major, and explain the theory behind its key signature.
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Learn how to play F Major scale on piano — F Major: F, G, A, B Flat, C, D, E, F, Major Scales.

Piano scales lay the foundation for a pianist’s keyboard skills and understanding of music. Mastering the music scales on the piano will not only help you know your keyboard, it will also provide you a knowledge base for learning piano music and even composing your own music.

The mastering of all major and minor scales will benefit your piano skills in countless ways. Your knowledge of keyboard geography and confidence in the feel and shape of each scale will help in reading and memorizing music, as well as understanding the structure of the music you play. Chords and chordal structures will make much more sense to you and you will see relationships and patterns which would not occur to you without proper knowledge of the scales. Also, your technique will grow and your ability to solve and master fingering issues will expand greatly. The pianist who has all the major and minor scales firmly in his head and in his hands will be much more confident and comfortable with all areas of piano playing then one who does not. So master the scales… all of them. Learn the fingerings for all, develop speed and dexterity using the metronome, and rhythms.

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Chords in the key of F major. Master piano chords by key and give yourself a big advantage when playing, learning or writing songs.
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This lesson helps way more than just these 4 chords. This will teach you everything you need to all these chords with all 7 Major chords. Watch this video and let me know your thoughts. God bless!
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Some new and simple pitch memorization practice videos. Piano only. I will be doing a few different instruments in the future.
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Todd Hobin and Making Music are back with some quick and easy piano theory for the Key of F. For more lessons and tips check out http://makingmusicmag.com/

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The F Major Chord has three white notes: F, A, and C.

To find the notes, we use the black keys to help us locate the white notes. Locate the group of three black notes. Put your left hand pinky on the white note next to the lowest black note of the group of three.

Put your left thumb on the white note that is directly to the left of the group of two black notes.

Place the rest of your fingers on the white notes in-between your thumb and pinky. Your middle finger is on A.

Press the F, A, and C (pinky, middle, and thumb) to play the F Major Chord.

Watch the video for more tips on locating each of the notes.
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