Download the free PDF here! https://resources.betterpiano.com/major-scale-finger-chart

Guys, I know this dude wtf

Alright, I'm sold. This also is just another way musicians can only count to 4.

Or, simply speaking. The 3->1 movement is always between E and F, and the 4->1 movement is always between B and C.  No matter what key you're in

This is Cornell content I needed. I’m a self taught pianist and I’m super excited to see things in a way that helps deepen my understanding. Blow us away Charles! (HEY NO NOT LIKE THAT SHUT UP STOP IT OKAY STOP IT)

TLDR; all scales are the same fingering once you account for the differences

This guy’s onto something

Thanks for all the visuals throughout. Instead of just listening, I was actually LEARNING :D

That kind of stuff is what I've always been missing on your main channel..!
Maybe in a later video you could talk about and demonstrate how to best practise scales to put them to use in a jazz context the best...

What about left hand? Is it just mirrored??

I don’t even play piano but I’m here for it 👍👍

god i wish i'd been taught this back when i was learning, remembering all the fingerings was a killer!

Great video, gave you a like. Chopin loved B Major because it fits the hands so well on a piano.

Charles looking big 💪

Sweet..... *tries with left hand*.........

I knew that I’d eventually learn something from you! This is that video!

This is the perfect bridge to introducing modes. Or if you already know modes using this comparison makes learning major scales easier.

Love the new channel. Big fan of when you analyse popular songs but as a beginner who’s learning theory, these videos are brilliant.

I learned something
As a guitar player I was always confused why in Ab playing around the tonal center of Bb the pianist would say "the song is in F minor" like why??? It's fingers! The anatomy of a human hand and that's awesome!

My teacher is teaching me clumping - the group of 2 black keys needs the longest 2 fingers. The group of 3 black keys needs the three longest fingers.