Hello everyone,
I would like to know if you could recommend a piano scales book that contains not only tonal scales but also modal ones.
Thank you very much!
Member
Opening post by Airelav
- Posts
- 4
- City
- Pisa
Started by
Member
Member
Reply 2 by Dino
- Posts
- 277
In what sense? I mean: I imagine you need the fingerings. From my point of view, if you want to expand your knowledge of scales, it would be better to have an in-depth theoretical knowledge of all possible scales
also inventing others compared to Busoni and Luigi Verdi.... fingerings are a detail, one always finds the most suitable one for the practice that you will then do.
Member
Reply 3 by AbateFaria
- Posts
- 640
- City
- -
Try listening to the user Modale to see if they can guide you, here are a few notions
http://www.pianoconcerto.it/forum/index.php?/forum/117-jazz-modale/
Member
Reply 4 by Crazypiano
- Posts
- 73
http://www.ubiter.com/course/9129/imparare-a-suonare-il-pianoforte-le-scale-modali-1.html
There are also a couple of videos on YouTube, search term for Google: "Imparare a Suonare il Pianoforte - Le Scale Modali"