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Right Hand — 1 Octave Ascending
Practice the A major scale with the right hand over one octave. Keep the pulse steady and aim for smooth, even movement.
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A Major
Develop fluency across A major’s three-sharp pattern.
A Major incorporates three sharps (F♯, C♯, G♯) across multiple black-key groups. It develops spatial awareness of the keyboard pattern, close contact with the keys, and even finger articulation throughout the scale.
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♪60 BPM
How this practice path works
- Target Build 90% accumulated coverage. Qlavist keeps each measure once it is covered, and your coverage indicator fills as those measures add up. A measure is covered at 70% accuracy.
- Mode Complete steps in Performance mode (), where the music keeps moving and your timing matters. Use Study mode () to practice the notes, tempo, and dynamics before you perform.
- Details Use 60 BPM as the suggested pace. Dynamics are not graded here; focus on notes, timing, and coverage.
Practice Path Steps (12)
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Left Hand — 1 Octave Ascending
Practice the A major scale with the left hand over one octave. Keep the pulse steady and aim for smooth, even movement.
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Hands Together — 1 Octave Ascending
Play one ascending octave with both hands together. Keep the hands synchronized and listen for an even, balanced sound.
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Right Hand — 1 Octave Up and Down
Play one octave up and down with the right hand. Keep the rhythm continuous and the change of direction controlled.
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Left Hand — 1 Octave Up and Down
Play one octave up and down with the left hand. Keep the rhythm continuous and make the descent as even as the ascent.
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Hands Together — 1 Octave Up and Down
Play one octave up and down with both hands together. Keep the hands synchronized and maintain a steady pulse through the change of direction.
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Right Hand — 2 Octaves Up and Down
Extend the right-hand scale to two octaves. Maintain an even pulse and smooth movement across the full range.
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Left Hand — 2 Octaves Up and Down
Extend the left-hand scale to two octaves. Maintain an even pulse and smooth movement across the full range.
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Hands Together — 2 Octaves Up and Down
Play the two-octave scale with both hands together. Maintain synchronization, an even pulse, and controlled movement throughout.
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Tonic Arpeggio — Right Hand
Practice the A major tonic arpeggio with the right hand. Aim for smooth movement and even timing across the full range.
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Tonic Arpeggio — Left Hand
Practice the A major tonic arpeggio with the left hand. Aim for smooth movement and even timing across the full range.
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Tonic Arpeggio — Hands Together
Play the A major tonic arpeggio with both hands together. Keep the hands synchronized and maintain an even, balanced sound.
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