I Love Scales in C Major 01

For Right Hand & Left Hand

Piano Technique Exercise

Transform your scale practice!
Say goodbye to struggle—most of my students can play smooth scales within just two or three months.

What’s Inside?

• 26 creative accompaniments that make scales exciting.
• Easy instructions for every exercise.
• Music Theory to enhance you knowledge when playing piano
• Finger Technique exercises with piano keys

Why I Created This Series

When I started teaching piano over 30 years ago, scales were never an issue. My students could effortlessly play four octaves, ascending and descending.

But over the past decade, as iPads and tablets have taken over, teaching scales has become a challenge:

• Students misplace their books.
• Their pets chew up the pages.
• Some simply refuse to practice scales altogether.

That’s why I reimagined scale practice for the tablet generation—and it works!

Why Students Love These Scales

• Teenagers are hooked:
  One beginner was so captivated by these exercises, she spent entire lessons playing them! In just two months, she tackled a late-intermediate boogie piece with ease.
• Adults feel stronger:
  These exercises double as a workout, boosting finger strength and hand coordination.
• No reading stress:
  The pattern-based design lets students focus on playing, not reading notes.

How I Teach These Scales

I often join my students on a second piano, improvising chords while they play. It keeps them engaged and prevents them from playing too slowly. The result? More energy and faster progress.

Do Scales Really Matter?

Some pianists argue that scales aren’t essential—especially for adults. But in my experience, scales are game-changersfor:

• Improving finger coordination.
• Building hand independence.
• Gaining confidence at the keyboard.

Your Practice, Reinvented

Download these scales onto your tablet or iBook and make practice sessions fun, modern, and effective.

Give it a try for just one month—you’ll feel the difference!