Learn how to play the D Major Scale on the Piano for Beginners - Lesson Tutorial 28 Video Lecture | Piano for All: Incredible Way to learn Piano and Keyboard - Professional Skills

hi everybody back for lesson 28 and all
we're doing today is we're learning
about the D major scale if you remember
the key of D major has two sharps F
sharp and C sharp if you didn't know
that you can look at my previous videos
to figure that out but anyway here comes
the lesson alright everybody back at our
favorite place to play the D major scale
so let's just start with our right hand
actually one thing I want to point out
before we do that that we have two
sharps F sharp and C sharp so here and
here so here we go we got D with one you
with to F sharp with three so here's
your head that F sharp kind of like when
you hit E in the key of C to that third
note you want to tuck it in your thumb
underneath to be able to hit G with one
next and then with the second measure
here we got a to be with three and then
you got C sharp with four and D with
five so coming back down you got D with
five C sharp before B with three a with
two G with one as soon as you get that G
you want to pivot to F sharp with three
E with two and deal with one and then
with your left hand you got D with five
e with four F sharp with 3G with - hey
with one as soon as you hit the a you
want to pivot to hit B with three C
sharp with two and deal with one
so going back down you got D with one C
sharp with two three with B a with one
GE with two then you got F sharp with
three got a with four and then you got D
with five
so remember when you first start out you
want to play them both slowly note to
note make sure you get each letter with
the correct number
yeah the correct number with the correct
letter sorry about that tongue was tied
and then when you put them together you
want to go note by note as well so and
go very slowly so you want to will do
this hands together we got D with one
then you got D with five left hand you
know check your fingers okay write notes
write letters right fingers then you got
a with to you with four right hand and
left hand then you got f-sharp with
three and I've sharp of three as soon as
you have sharpened your right hand you
want to pivot that thumb underneath to
hit G with one right hand and G with two
left hand then you got a with 2a with
one and then Sue's you get a with your
left hand remember you'll pivot hit B
with three and B with three and then you
got C sharp with four and C sharp with -
and then you got D with five D with one
and then you got D 5 D with one C sharp
with 4 C sharp with 2 bo3 bo3 as soon as
you hit that be left hand you want to
pivot under your thumb underneath to a
with to a with one and then you got G
with 1 G with 2 F sharp with 3 both
hands and then you got a with to leave 4
and D with 1 D with 5 you always wanted
to double check like each each note you
go through to make sure both hands are
playing the correct number with the
correct letter so that's the key to
doing it and the next couple lessons
will be doing examples in the key of D
major so we'll have 2 sharps to watch
out for as always have a great one
thanks for supporting the videos and
I'll see you guys and girls for the
outro alright that wraps up lesson 28
today we all we learned about was the D
major scale and the fingering that goes
along with that scale so how many sharps
is the key of D major have and thus the
D major scale has 2 sharps it has F
sharp and C sharp so anyway
look forward to lesson 29 or maybe
another theory lesson I'm still working
it out but anyway thanks for the
continued support and have a good one
thank you