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Major Scales II (the sharp keys)

Here are the seven sharp key Major Scales, written out for one and two octaves for pianists, along with piano fingerings.

The imagery of the scales on the keyboard is particularly important for any pianist wanting to master the instrument.

By learning and mastering each scale, you develop a picture in your mind of each key and how it lays on the keys. This image, along with the fingerings will help you feel at home in the key, whether you are memorizing a piece of music or reading in that key.

These are just more reasons that scales provide a great foundation for the building of your piano skills and knowledge.




G Major:

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D Major:

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A major:

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E Major:

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B Major:

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F-sharp Major:

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C-sharp Major:

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