Finger piano course

1. The first thing to know is that scales make up music. To learn any musical instrument, you must first understand the scale. Scale is the foundation. The more solid the foundation, the faster you will learn later. Once you are familiar with the scale, you can immediately reflect the notes on the score to your fingers as long as you see the score in the future. 17-key thumb piano has a pitch from do to high-pitched mi, and can basically play most of the music.

Now let's talk about pressing the right hand. Thumb corresponds to 1, index finger corresponds to 2, middle finger corresponds to 3, ring finger corresponds to 4, and little finger corresponds to 5.

3. Press the left hand. The thumb corresponds to 5, the index finger to 4, the middle finger to 3, the ring finger to 2 and the little finger to 1.

4. Put your hands on the piano and separate your fingers naturally. In principle, as long as one finger is aimed at a key. The whole forearm should be placed horizontally on the keyboard, with fingers straight and arranged parallel to the keyboard. It should be noted that the big finger should be placed on the keyboard.

5. The basic position of finger touching key should be about half the distance between white key and black keys. When touching and pressing black keys, the whole hand will move forward to the position of black keys, and black keys will play at the front of the key.

Finger Qin (or kalimba Qin: kalimba) is a national musical instrument with national characteristics in Africa. Thumb piano has different names in different African countries. For example, Kalimba in Kenya is the name of this instrument, while it is called Mbira in Zimbabwe, and the Congolese call it Likembe. It also has three miscellaneous, thumb piano and other names.

It is named mainly because the thumb is used to move the thin pieces on the piano body (mainly made of wood, bamboo and modern developing metals). The traditional thumb piano is made of gourd.