Piano Teaching - Teaching Major Scales Using Moveable Solfa
In this video I explain how I teach major scales using moveable solfa and the PianoForte Major Scales book. I also share why and how I teach scales around the whole Circle of Fifths and why I sometimes call the Circle of Fifths by a different name, and why it's so important that piano students understand the Tonic - Dominant relationship between keys. You will also see a few wonderful supplemental resources that are fun and so useful
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