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    This document discusses finger positioning for playing major scales in the key of C on the piano. It recommends using the 4th finger on the 2nd note and 7th note for the right and left hands respectively. It also provides examples of finger patterns for playing scales in parallel motion in octaves, thirds, tenths, and sixths as well as contrary motion starting on the same note between the hands.

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    This document discusses finger positioning for playing major scales in the key of C on the piano. It recommends using the 4th finger on the 2nd note and 7th note for the right and left hands respectively. It also provides examples of finger patterns for playing scales in parallel motion in octaves, thirds, tenths, and sixths as well as contrary motion starting on the same note between the hands.

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    Scale Sheet

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    This document discusses finger positioning for playing major scales in the key of C on the piano. It recommends using the 4th finger on the 2nd note and 7th note for the right and left hands respectively. It also provides examples of finger patterns for playing scales in parallel motion in octaves, thirds, tenths, and sixths as well as contrary motion starting on the same note between the hands.

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    Part 2 Key of C Major


    MajorScales
    firoer on D (2nd degree of scale). RH: 4th finger on B (7th degree of scale).'

    Parallel motion in octaves.

    Contrary motion starting on the same note.

    Parallel motion in thirds or tenths.

    Parallel motion in sixths.

    'for the importance ot knowing the position of the 4th finger, seo pago 16, par, 4.

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