How To Make Practicing Scales FUN @Piano_Pig
How To Make Practicing Scales FUN  @Piano_Pig
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Practicing scales don't have to be boring - they can actually be quite fun!

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In this lesson, we're going to be learning some tips and tricks to help us make our scale practice a bit more fun and exciting.

Scales are absolutely essential to know and master in order to become a competent musician. They are the foundation of what everything else is built upon.

However, scales are probably the number one reason people actually STOP playing the piano. They get so caught up practicing them, forget to practice everything else and just get so bored and frustrated with the entire process.

Fortunately, practicing scales doesn't have to be boring! It can actually be quite fun. We just have to get creative with them and find new and different ways to practice them and mix it up.

Different ways we can do this include using patterns, changing the direction and using a backing track.

Let me know in the comments what other methods you use to keep your scale practice exciting!

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