Major Scales - How to Play C Major Scale Two Octaves on Piano (Right and Left hand)

I'm going to play the major C scale two octaves and then I'm going to teach you how to play it .

We're gonna start off by giving the fingers to the hands and numbers on the left hand .

This is finger 12345 on the right hand .

This is finger 12345 and this is middle C .

We're gonna go one octo down two Octa down from middle C .

So you're gonna put a finger number five on the left hand on the uh middle C , two octaves down .

And here's a finger pattern that you would use for the uh two octave .

Uh Major C run , gonna start off with finger number five on the sea .

So it'll be C yeah , anything or cross over the three thing .

Number three is gonna hit the , uh A , then you're gonna cross over the C with finger .

Number one , you're gonna cross over to , with finger number four , you're gonna hit the D , it's gonna go D they cross over again .

F number three to the A OK ?

And to bring that to , to bring it down , you're gonna just do the reverse of that it's gonna be ac they got to chuck finger number one up under finger number three .

Then you're gonna go to the , uh , D they gonna tuck finger number one up under finger number four , they're gonna go C A .

Then you're gonna tuck finger number one up on the finger .

Number , uh , three .

It's gonna go GF so that's pretty much it .

You can , uh , practice that until you're comfortable with it and then you can work on the right hand .

The right hand is middle C one Octa down for middle C two Octa down for middle C .

We're gonna start off on the right hand with finger number one on the C and here's the fingering pattern that you would use to play the uh major C two octaves starting off with thinking number one , it's gonna be C and then you gonna tuck finger number one up on the finger number three to the F gab .

Then again , you're gonna tuck finger number one up on the finger number four to hit the uh C .

So it's gonna be C me , then you're gonna get chuck finger number one off under the finger number three to hit the half .

OK .

Now to bring it back down , it'd be C , they gonna go big , see F you gotta cross finger number three over finger , number one , it's gonna be E DC and now you're gonna cross finger number four over finger number one .

It's gonna go to B and F the Nago cross finger number three over finger , number one , I hit the , so that's the finger pattern that you would uh use to play the uh right hand .

So now you have the pattern for both right hand and left hand play uh both hands independently until you're comfortable with them .

And then take your time to uh to , to play them together .

Again , it's gonna take time .

It's gonna take patience to , to get the mechanism down to be able to uh play uh both hands uh running the uh major C scale .

But if you're persistent , if you put into practice , you will be successful in , in playing the uh major C scale two octaves .

So until the next lesson , have yourself a blessed life .