Piano Finger Bootcamp Series - Triplets, Quadruplets and Quintuplets (PT1)

1. Introduction: Hey guys, my name is Eric on that sheet of foreplay skillfully, in this course we're going to be looking at triplets, quadruplets, and quintuplets. Okay, It's gonna be fun, it's gonna be exciting. I hope to see you in this course. Also just to let you know play skillfully is all about hoping to learn the piano in a more simplified way. So in this series, I'm sure murphy different ideas to help to improve strength and speed in your fingers with various exercises. So I hope to see you all in this new course and also check out our courses as well. See you soon. 2. Explaination of course: So before we start this course, that's when I'll quickly explain a few things to you about this course. We're going to look at three exercises are freed from rhythms, which is the triplet rhythm, quadruple rhythm, and the quintuplet. The triplet rhythm is when we play free nodes. For everyone, be that you hear quadruplets. River is when we play four notes for every one beat. And then quintuplet reference when you play five notes for everyone meets, Okay? And you'll notice that every exercise which will breakdown when we get to those exercises. So for these exercises, we're looking at three different scales. We can have C major scale. Alright, the next goal we're looking at is that a minor or a natural minor scale? And the last one we're looking at is the F major pentatonic scale, which the five-note scale. So these are gonna be free skills that we're going to use this whole coast and these exercises. So that's just a few fingers when I mentioned before we start this course. So now we are ready. I'll see you soon. 3. Major triplets (Demonstration): Hey guys, welcome to our very first lesson now, which is the triplets in majors. And we're going to look at three different exercises. So I always see you off this demonstration. 4. Ex 1 - Major triplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): Welcome all of you to our very first lesson of this course. So we're first going to look at the majors and triplets and the right hand, then left hand, and then both hands together. And we're doing this at ATP pm. Alright, so let's get started. For this exercise. We're going to be using our thumb, second finger, and third finger, and that's in both hands by the way. Alright, so how it works is like this. For every click that you hear or every beat, there's gonna be freedoms attached to those, to those beats. Okay, so listen to the click. So every beat, right? So let me play this for you real quick. Like this. G here, that every beat there was free notes attached to cough. So I'll do it. My fingers clicking. So one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three. Like that. Yeah. I'm not sure if you heard my fingers clicking, but you heard me counting. So just remember that for every click there are free notes attached. So just to get you started, we're just going to do one octave come from C to C. But the full exercise is going to be over two octaves, okay, So from this C up to this C up here, okay? So how it works is like this. It goes 123 when you get your first finger IPO from underneath it or behind it because they are 123123 and behind it frightening go 123123. And behind, sorry, 123 to end on. Let's put let's put that in time. So those like this, 12311123, like that. So now let's try that with a metronome. Okay. The students for the metronome at ATP PM, right off the 41234. Okay. As I always say, if it's too far for you, you can play at a slower tempo than what I'm playing right now. But right now I'm playing an 80 BPM. Okay, So you commit, you can knock it down to 70 if you wanted to. I'm definitely one more time. 1234. Yeah, that's basically it. Alright. So we're gonna go from this C up to this see now, alright, so two octaves off the 41 to free fall. That's how we end. Now going backwards. It's the same way went forwards, right? So it's just the 123 but going backwards, so it's 123. Bring it to the fifth finger up, we affirm down to skipping two notes to go down. 123, skip two nodes. Two nodes. Keeps going on. Or free, free, kick go all the way down. And that's destination. Okay, So let's just get going backwards off the full 1234. So now we're going to go forward and backwards without stopping. All right. So once he got to that, see you keep going. So there's no break. Alright, so straightaway that we're going to do this at a BPM, it may be a little bit tricky, but guys, I believe in you, I know you can do this. All right. It just takes time. It takes patients, but you will get to eventually. So now let's go forward and then backwards off the four bytes, 1234, 23, and end. Okay, let's start one more time. 123, go 23. Amazing what guy says how we do the right-hand. Now going to look at the left-hand, see you in a bit. 5. Ex 1 - Major triplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): So we're back looking at a left hand in the majors. So it's the same free fingers, but now we're going backwards. So we start with our third finger to the second finger to the firm by the same pattern, right. So it's 12 312-312-3123, and so on. Yeah. Etcetera. Alright, so we're gonna go from Linda due to update in the left-hand glucose, we already know the pattern now, you should already know the pattern. If you've learned your right hand for a, well, we're going to go from this C up to this C here. And just to let you know, your left hand and right hand are two uptakes a part. Alright, so when we do both hands together, you have left that will be further apart. So he left hand will be here and your right hand will be here. When we do this exercise. If you not really used to your left hand, this might feel a little bit tricky for you, but practice, practice, practice. And you'll get this off the forgotten. A metronome 123-41-2341. Free fall into the first finger in the left hand. Alright. One more time. 12341313. Alright. So hope you've got that now in your left hand. So let us now do this with a metronome. But now we're gonna go to uptake straightened to optimize. Okay, So after 41234, how would I went too fast for you? Let's do that one more time. 1234234. Yep. And that's basically it. Now. So we're now going to look at going backwards. Backwards is 321-32-1321. I'm talking about your fingers by the way. So it's 32132 and so on. Because to this the metronome, alright. So Truman provided metronome again. I do that. The metronome first three. Nice and slow. So 1 234-123-1234. Yeah. So just remember the patterns like this, 12 freebies that farm we skipped two notes down here. Skipping two notes. Alright, now let's try it with the metronome. Alright, after 412, free fall. Free fall. So work on going forward, then backward separately before going forward and backwards altogether at the same time. Alright? So you just get used to the forward way in a backwards way. So I'm going to go now forward and backwards with the metronome off the floor. Let's let's go. 1234. I sit one more time. 123. And that's how we do it. Alright, So I would suggest that it's too fast for you. Go down to seven to eight or even 60 BPM and see how that feels for you. Alright, so that's amazing. So now the next one will be both hands together. I'll see you in a bit. 6. Ex 1 - Major triplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): Alright, so now it's the big one. We're looking at. Both hands play together at the same time for this. And just remember your hands at two octaves apart, okay, two left hands would be down here. Right hand's going to be up here. Yeah, I'm gonna play it to you first so you get an idea of how sound, right? No metronome like this. That's how we end. Okay. So we're going to play this one at 60 BPM because it's a bit more challenging in both hands at the same time. You may want to do even slower if you find it too hard at 60 BPM. This wow, say it's really important that you learn both your hands separately very well first before attempting to do both hands at the same time. Because it's gonna be even harder. We try and do them at the same time. She's not mastered the hands separately. Okay. So I'll put the metronome on now along the plate T-H, play it for you. Crisis of one of teeth. After 41234. Free and again for free fall. So I hope you kind of get the gist of how it sounds and how it works, et cetera. So now I'm going to go over to update, okay, so again, pause if you need to practice it at your own speed, then join me afterwards. Off the fall. One to free. Fall. Free fall. Great. So why did you quit going forward? There? You can do two hands going backwards like this. Yes, that one more time. Just backwards. 34 go. Yep. And the best way to master this if each keep repeating it over and over again. So let's keep repeating it going backwards. Try and do that five times. Steve can do that. No mistakes at the speed that you choose. Yes, if you choose that 50 PPM or 47, try to do it just going one way and master it just one way, the other way, then put it all together. Okay guys, so we're now going to attempt to play this forward and backwards all the way through with the metronome that stopping. Alright, so let's go 1234, go free. 7. Ex 2 -Major triplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): Hey guys. So now we're looking at our second example of the triplets in majors in our right hand first, then I left hand them both hands as we've done before. So let's get started. So for this exercise, what we do is that we go backwards now what fingers? So going from the fifth finger, forefinger to the third finger, with the same notes going forward and backwards, or as the same thing as forward and backwards. Let me show you a quick example just from this sea to the sea, just one octave. So like this, 54353. Yeah, just like that. Yep, so pretty straightforward, sexy thing he's doing before in the first example, but now it's just for the fifth finger foods and third. One more time. So she has free, sorry, five. Same thing as you keep going up to the next octave. Yep, them when you end, but you end up actually from this point here, this is when you're going backwards. So this will be our last point here. Then from here we're going backwards and so on, right? But we will talk about that when we get to that point. So yeah, let's welcome. Just going forwards. If these fingers, Alright, so I'm gonna play with the metronome now at 60 BPM. So it's a little bit faster than what I showed you this now. So what you can do is that you can watch me play it first before you join in or you can even join them. So after 4123, go. Alright. So now you can join in if you didn't join in the first time off the fall, 1234. And that's how you play it going forward. So it's okay. Going backwards now. So going backwards. Same fingers, right? So it's the fifth finger to the fourth, to the third, but now we're going backwards. This is keep going down until we reach this see over here. All right, so we're going down to what? I'm going to mention them first. 123 full. Yep. And that's how we basically put it. So I'm going to do if the metronome now going just backwards off the full. Alright, so you can draw them in this one once you've gotten what you understand it. And so you can now join me as I. 8. Ex 2 -Major triplets LH (Lesson: So we're now on to our left hand for the second example. So same thing goes as the right hand. And we're going forwards. All right, so like this little finger right there. Alright, so it's exactly the same thing. So platinum along with me this time with the metronome. The metronome. So 123 go S2 is not with the metronome after 4123. Yeah. All right. Just that one more time with the metronome. 123. Go. Alright. So basically left hand going backwards, says that this free for five. It's pretty straightforward. With none denotes the pattern. Yeah, that's basically it. So now let's go forward. Actually, let's just go backwards first. Then when they go forward and backwards, stray off off the fall. One, free fall. So now let's go forward and backwards off the full one. Cheap free fall. That's it. Go forward and backwards. So just take your time to practice this one going forward and backwards. It may feel a little bit awkward if you're not left-handed as well, going forward and backwards in his hand compared to the right hand. So this one may take a bit more time than the right hand, but stick with it and you'll be okay. So we're now going to look at putting this exercise together in both hands. So I'll see you in the next lesson. 9. Ex 2 -Major triplets BH (Lesson: Now we're looking at example two in both hands. Hope you're ready. So our hands are gonna be one octave apart. So I left hand will be here, on the right hand will be over here. Alright, so just remember, the right hand and your little finger will go together. Your four fingers go together and both hands. And your third finger and your pinky will match together as well. Alright, so just like this, this is still one uptake like this. So I hope that is clear for you. I do it for you one more time. And so on, right? So in the gap to this C here, alright, so both warfare thing because we're in our fifth finger on the fifth and go end. All right, so let's do this with the metronome. Take our time. It is. So after 4123 go. Let's try that again. Off the 4123. Go. Alright, so that's it going forward. So now this okay, going backwards. Alright, so we ended here. So backwards. And so on like that. You feel you're a little bit lost. Go back to student had separately again, then put them together once you understand your fingers and what they're doing. Alright, So when the go backwards now off the floor, 1234, go. Okay, great. Alright, so now we're going to go forward and backwards in both foreheads together. This one's a tough one, but let's go with it. So 123, go. So well done guys. So don't go to the next exercise until you've mastered this one. Alright, so welcome number one first, whilst number one, the mass number to which we're at right now. Then go to the third exercise. Alright, I'll see you soon. 10. Ex 3 -Major triplets RH (Lesson: So well done and getting this far, we're looking at the final exercise for the triplets in their majors. So it's just a mixture of the first and second exercise. So if you look at my hands, my right hand, because like this it goes up. It goes down. So it's 123543. Yes, it's a mixture of the first and the second exercise is put together basically, all right, We're going forward and then backwards using those patterns combined. So let me just do it one octave so you get an idea of how it sounds and how it goes. So it goes like this after 41234. Let me stop there. I do see one more time. So it's 123-53-1357. Once you go in. The same one. Alright. So this is for the metronome. Yep. So you should hopefully understand what we're doing because the same two exercises we done earlier, previously. Alright, so let's do this now. Combine them, right? So 123, go. I'll stop there. Just explain something. So when we're going up for a free fingers, That's one. B will go down as the second beat. 11. Yeah, that makes sense. So your first three fingers are going to hit the first beat, your next three fingers, and I'm going to hit the second beat, well, the next beat afterwards. Alright, so hope that makes sense. Again. She's going forward from this C order up to the CSO to taste of the fall, 123, go. We ended up going forwards. Alright, so going backwards, It's the same thing. So we put up from here, we're going backwards. Right? So same time. 123543. Yeah, exactly. So we do that all the way down to the final sketches down here. Alright, so it's just the same thing. 123 then five, freedom, one. Yep, and so on. Alright, so let's do that now with the metronome just going backwards. Alright. Off the 4123. Let me end on the seat. That's how we get going forward and backwards. 11. Ex 3 -Major triplets LH (Lesson: So let's get straight into this left hand now. So it's gonna be like this. So that's gonna be 543123. So the opposite way round to the right-hand. Cisco. Showing you any new one octane. Alright, so let me show you this. Let me just quickly show you this in the one-up teeth. Alright, so renin, renin. So that's basically the pattern. So similar to the right hand. Fingers are different because the left hand, if you're still finding this a little bit tricky, pause at this point in his work on just going from DC to DC. Just want to save the file, read and want to keep going up to get to the sea where I stopped earlier. Right? Once you've got that, then dry me by playing with the metronome I'm going to do over to update now. Alright. Off the fall. One to free. Finger. Your finger. When we do it properly. You one more time. So this is how we do going forward or backwards. Again, the same fingers going backwards. That's what it is. Alright. So it's the 543153. Same fiendish. Yep. So just remember it's the same finger pattern as when you use as well Who's going forward? Okay, So let's go with the metronome all the way down to the end. 1234. Yes. A foot last part, it's the F demand on c value to zero. Yeah. So let's do that again. Off the fall. One, cheap, free to free. The left-hand guys. So let's do it now, forward and backwards. All right. Off the 4123 Free master left-hand. So we are now going to look at Plaintiffs exercise in both hands at the same time. I'll see you next lesson. 12. Ex 3 -Major triplets BH (Lesson: Alright guys, so now we're on to our final exercise for the triplets in the majors in both hands. So let's get started with this exercise now. So we are now going to attempt this exercise in both hands at the same time. Alright, you've got this, Let's get on with it. So what we do now is that we go forward and backwards from the little finger. Second finger or fingers together. Dense when the little finger and thumb. Finger, second finger. That's the middle plane facing this way, the middle-class. Alright, let's do this. Let's do this now. Just one Octavio. Go from this C up to this C here. Alright, nice and slow. So what? Right there? I've slowed this exercise down to 55 beats per minutes, just to make it easier for you to grasp. So let's do this now with the metronome just going forwards. Okay. After 4123 go. Yeah, that's how we end. Definitely one more time. Free. One. Sorry. One. See, free, go free. Okay. So I hope you says how we play it going forwards. So going backwards, It's exactly the same thing, same fingers, but we just go in the backwards motion. Alright. So like this, and so on. Alright, so that's basically yeah. So let's now go backwards with the metronome right off the 4123. Go free. So we're going to get straight into this now. If I'm going too fast for you guys, pulls had to set your own pace than coming dry me where I'm at right now. All right. So let's get on with this rat. So it's forward and then backwards off the 4123. Go. Alright, and that's all the exercises now for the triplets in the majors. So I'll be seeing all of you in the next lesson, which is a quadruplets in the majors. I'll see you soon. 13. Major Quadruplets (Demonstration): So we're now going to look at three examples in quadruplets in the majors. So I'll see you after this demonstration. 14. Ex 1 - Major Quadruplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): Hey, so we're not doing that quadruplets in the majors. So that's gonna be four notes that every beat that we hear, every click that we hear, it's going to be four notes like this. So I'm going to show you a quick, a quick example from this C up to this C up here. So it'd be like this. 135. Yes, quick example. So for notes for every number that I counted as you just saw. Alright, so what I'm going to do now is I'm going to play with the click. So you hear the tempo that we're playing it, alright? So with the click. So just remember there's four notes every click, right? So after 412341, That's how you play it with the click. Okay. I'm going to ask you one more time just from this C up to this see up here, 12341. So now it's gonna be a bit challenging, but challenge is good, right? That's pushing us. So let's try and do this now. From this C up to the C up here, 80 BPM after 41, to free for me. And when I see this one more time, 123, go 234. Yes, that's how we do going forward. So going back, same notes, same thing goes the way down. And right there. Yeah, so once we get to that end, I just very end this down to this going backwards. Okay. Include the metronome off to 41234. 15. Ex 1 - Major Quadruplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): So we're now looking at a left hand now for the quadruple, the exercise. So we already know that we're paying for notes for every beat. Yes, But now we use in our full finger second end farm. So you start with my forefinger. Alright. So it's free for yes, so it's pretty straightforward because we know the right-hand already and we know the notes we're playing. Alright, so it should be pretty straightforward in regards to the notes. All right guys, we're going to do left hand now going up to uptake because we already know the notes. Alright, so we're going to do this at ATP PM again. So we're just going to go from this, see stuff like this, see here. Okay. So let's get started after 4123423. So now let's go backwards. So same as before where we use the same fingers as with RAM, we use the same fingers but going backwards, right? So it'd be false. And so on. So I'm gonna do this one now with the metronome. I would like you to play along with me or watch me for the first time, enjoyment a second time, if you prefer. So after 4123434. Okay. I'm gonna do it one more time. This time you can dry me if you feel you're ready or you can pause at this point and practice without me. Alright? So after 41234, That's how you play it in the left hand. So next up we're going to attempt to play this in both hands. So I expect this one to be a little bit more challenging for you, but you'll be fine too. I will see you in the next lesson. 16. Ex 1 - Major Quadruplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): Hey guys, We are now going to do a harder task playing both hands together at the same time in a quadrupeds. Alright, so let's do this nice and slow. So I'm now going to play this back the metronome, Nice and slow so you could see what my hands are doing. So make sure your forefinger is on the seat and the left hand and your thumb is on the seat and the right hand. We could do this nice and slow. So we're going from this C up to this C here. So one octave in both hands. Okay, So that is why the false and the firm can do that again. Try and join me as well if you haven't dreamt me already. All right. At this point, so after 41234, we are now going to do this with the metronome. I slowed it down because I know it can be tricky planar, 80 BPM with both hands. So after four, we can go from this C to the C, okay? And from DC to DC, from this see the SR right hand and from DC to DC and your left hand. Okay, Nice and slow. 1234. Say that one more time after 412343. So now we're going to go the full two Octavia a k in both hands going forward. So after four, hope you're ready. Let's go. 1234234. So now we're going to play straight away, going backwards. Okay? Hopefully by now you should know your left hand and right hand backwards. So all we do now is putting it altogether, okay, Let's go straight and move this. Alright, so off the four things in place, 12343. So now we're going to go forward and then backwards in both hands. 1234, free. And that's how you play. The quadruplets in the majors come forward and backwards. So I will see you for the next exercise in the quadruplets in the majors. 17. Ex 2- Major Quadruplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): Alright guys, so we're now going to the next exercise in a quadruplets looking at the right hand of the second exercise. Okay? So it goes like this. So to do this exercise, put our finger on the note or on C. Then we skip two notes per forefinger. There. We go down for free. Then we put off from where the second finger is. They repeat the same pattern over again. For free. To put your farm here. Skip 2432. And that is basically the exercise just going forwards and backwards as well because the same notes. So new pages for you. Let's just play this one octave of the 412, 341-234-1234, etcetera. Okay, So that's it. So let's try this with the metronome. I'm doing that 75 bpm. The case a little bit slower than what we've done in the previous exercises. This one is a little bit, could be a little bit tricky for you. All right, let's do softer for, so just remember this. We're playing in time with the beat. So for notes, for every beat off the 41234, let me stop at C. Do that again. 1234. We have second thing go. So now we're going to do this over two octaves off the 41234. Okay, one more time. 234. Okay, so that's how we do it going forward, in the right-hand, tail, going backwards, it goes like this, super far from that C. Then we plot for skip to the fourth note, which is F. Then go back for free, go back to B. Fan for free, to download. For free, to skip that note. Then for free two and so on. And that's basically how he played going backwards. Okay? Alright, so we're going to do is now with the metronome. But when they go down to updates, so we can go all the way down to the end with this one. Alright. 18. Ex 2- Major Quadruplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): So now in the left hand we start with our fifth finger, 5432. That's the first four going up. Then going backwards is going to be 1234. Then when we get to that forefinger, we put our fifth finger in-app same place. Okay, we just replaced the forefinger with the fifth finger yet, but the same pattern as the right hand. Okay? So it's, so it's going to be like this. Five, free to them backwards, backwards, replace, and so on. Okay. We're going to go straight in with this one with the metronome going over two octaves. Off the fall, 1234. Then we end right there. Let's do that one more time. Off to 41234. And then on the fourth note, on foot with the forefinger on C. If you find, but I've just played two very fast. Don't try and play with me. Play at your own pace. Just work on playing the pattern forward in your left hand, okay? Okay, so going backwards. So we ended there on the sea. So now I'm going to put all the little finger pinky in that place. Then we go up same way we went up before for free 2D and down 1234, then the pattern continues, and so on. Okay, Let's do this now with the metronome. Off the fall 1234. 19. Ex 2- Major Quadruplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): We are now looking at both hands in exercise number two of the quadruplets in the majors. Alright, so just remember your left hand and right hand fingering, okay, So in your left-hand we'll start with the forefinger on Etsy. And in the right hand we start with a phenomenal see, yep, go from here. I'm going to play at the same time. Nice and slow. Yeah, that's how we play. It was going up just that that was just the one uptake does give you a quick example of pain in both hands. I do it again. Let's do this together. Nice and slow off the floor with me counting 1234. Stop here. Okay, that's how we do it over one octave. So as you know, with the metronome is going to be much faster in both hands. I'm doing that 70 bpm. So I would just say working your coordination in your left hand and right hand together and play them as slow as possible. You might have to slow the speed down to 40, then go up and build up to the speed of 70 bpm. Yet, but it's brought up gradually if this is too fast for you. So I'm just going to play it now as simply BPM. You can join with me or you can practice by yourself until we get to the speed one to free for stop there. So I'm going to do this now over to uptake in both hands as 70 bpm after 41234. And we stop there. That one more time. 1234. Okay. And that's how you do it going forward. When we get to that point there, you're going to shift your forefinger over to that C and your firm to see from farm to see in the right-hand, forefront governance, see in the left-hand. Then we start the pattern again and keep going down. Okay? So it's the same pattern but going backwards, as you know, you've done this in the left-hand and right-hand already. Alright, let's go backwards now, in both hands, 70 bpm after 41234234. And that's how we did it. So practice just going forward then practice going backwards, then forward and backwards. Alright guys, so we're now going to the next exercise in a quadruplets looking at the right hand of the second exercise. Okay, So it goes this. So to do this exercise, put our finger on the note or on C. Then we skip two notes. Fourth finger There. We go down 432. Then we put off from where the second finger is. Repeat the same pattern over again. For free. To put your thumb here. Skip 2432. And that is basically the exercise just going forwards and backwards as well because the same notes. So let me play this for you. Let's just play this one octave after 4123, 412-34-1234, etcetera. Okay, so, so let's try this with the metronome. I'm doing that 75 BPM case a little bit slower than what we've done in the previous exercises. This one is a little bit, could be a little bit tricky for you. All right, let's do software for. So just remember this. We're playing in time with the beat. So for nuts, for every beat. After 41234. Let me stop there. I see. Do that again. 1234. Up there we have second thing go. So now we're going to do this over two octaves off the 41234. Okay, one more time. 234. Okay, so that's how we do it going forward in the right hand. So going backwards, it goes like this, super fun on that C. Then we plot for skip to the fourth note, which is F. Then go back for free, go back to B, fan 432 down to the next note. For free, to skip that note. Then 432 and so on. And that's basically how he played going backwards. Okay? Alright, so we're going to do is now with the metronome. But when they go down to uptake, so we can go all the way down to the end with this one. Alright, so after 412-344-1234, 234. Okay, and that's how we do it going backwards. So we are now going to go forward and then backwards in the right hand. All right, so I hope you're ready for this. If you're not ready, take time out. Without me. Practice by yourself, work on the fingering and play at a slower tempo. Then join me once you're up to speed, okay. After 41234, free fall. So that's how he played exercise in the right hand going forward and backwards. So next exercise will be in the left hand. Okay, so see you in a bit. 20. Ex 3 - Major Quadruplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): For this final exercise in the quadruplets, we go, we got up four fingers, then it goes down four fingers. Alright, so for our first four fingers like this, and the right hand will go down by four fingers like this. 5432. So it's 1234 then 5432. Okay? So that's what we keep doing this you keep going up and down as well. Okay. So that this 135432, 12345432, the same as the last exercise where we replaced the second finger is the fun as we go up. See that fungus but second finger end like that. Okay. I'm to ask you one more time. That no metronome. So 1234. And we stop there. So for every beat, so for the first beat, we've got four for the second beat would go down for this one is gonna be pretty fast. So it's going to be for four nodes for every beat. Alright, so for notes up for one beat, four notes down for the next beat, foreigners up one beat, four notes down for the next beat. So let me quickly demonstrate this to you. Signed up for and then down four on each beat. Alright, so listen very carefully, write the metronome so it's a bit clear, bit more clearer for you. So it's down. And if we keep going up with that pattern, okay? Alright, so let's try it for the metronome for 1234. Okay? And that's gonna be doing going forward in the right hand. So when we are going backwards, we replaced the second finger with the thumb. So we go up 1234 then down. Same pattern, and so on like that. Okay, let's not do this for the metronome just going backwards off the full 1234. So just to note, before we get to that final CB play E, There you go to the scene at the end. Alright, let's do this so forward and backwards in the right hand. Off the 41234. 21. Ex 3 - Major Quadruplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): So now in the left hand we start with our fifth finger, 5432. That's the first four going up. Then going backwards is going to be 1234. Then when we get to that forefinger, we put our fifth finger in-app same place. Okay, we just replaced the forefinger with the fifth finger yet, but the same pattern as the right hand. Okay? So it's, so it's going to be like this. Five, free to them backwards, backwards, replace, and so on. Okay. We're going to go straight in with this one with the metronome going over two octaves. Off the fall, 1234. Then we end right there. Let's do that one more time. Off to 41234. And then on the fourth note, on foot with the forefinger on C. If you find, but I've just played two very fast. Don't try and play with me. Play at your own pace. Just work on playing the pattern forward in your left hand, okay? Okay, so going backwards. So we ended there on the sea. So now I'm going to put all the little finger pinky in that place. Then we go up same way we went up before for free 2D and down 1234, then the pattern continues, and so on. Okay, Let's do this now with the metronome. Off the fall, 1234. 1234. So that's how we do that going backward. So now we're going to go forward and backwards. No breaks. This go. After 41234. Free. 22. Ex 3 - Major Quadruplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): Just to make it a bit more easier for you to play in both hands. So we know that our little finger and thumb will play at the same time. Yeah. It's going up the first four. Then down. Make sure you matching your fingers at the same time. And so on. Okay. So I would like us to now play one uptake in both hands. Okay. With me just counting. So after 4123. So I would just like us to play one Octavio whilst I count off 41234. That's basically the exercise going forward. So we're now going to play with the metronome over to optimize after 41234234. All right. So as you remember, we skipped our fourth finger on the left hand with the pinky and our second thing going in the right hand with the farm. Yep. Let's go backwards now. Straight away off the 41234, all the way down. Okay. So that's how we play it going backwards. So now I would like us to work on paying it forward and then backwards. So that now I would like us to work on plaintiffs exercise forward and then backwards after 41234. As you probably heard, I had a few bomb notes myself. Alright, so even I know it's a bit tricky. So you've got to take your time with this one. Player slow tempo, then build up gradually. And you should get this pretty easy. I'll probably work out this myself as well. So I will see you for the next exercise in the majors, which is the Quinn couplets. 23. Major Quintuplets (Demonstration): So we're now going to look at the majors in quintuplets and we're looking at two examples. Alright, so C of this demonstration. 24. Ex 1 - Major Quintuplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): So we're now looking at our right-hand for the quintuplets. And for this exercise, it's five notes for every beat of every click, every click that you hear from the metronome, you got to play five nodes within those clicks. So at this, let me just count and give you an example like this, 12312345. So all that we're doing in this exercise that we use an oil of our five fingers to go up. Yep, so 12345 meter next note, 12345 meter next node. And so on until we get to this C here where we end. Alright? So let's do two or case straightaway to update from this C up to this c. So we're going to use all of our fingers as you go up to the C. Alright, so after Ford join me, 123 412-341-2341, then we end there. Okay, and that's basically it. Alright, so let's do this with the metronome just going forwards. We are doing this at 60 BPM, Okay, So after 41234, all the way up, we end there. Let's do that one more time off, two for one to free fall. So going backwards, It's the same thing, but now he's going in a backwards motion. So it still though 12345, but never going back 12345 and back all the way down to the sea here. Okay. Let's try it with the metronome off to 41234 and to free fall. Okay, Excellent. So now we're going to go forwards and then backwards. Okay, you're going to go straight weight into this. Alright, so after 41234, 23.4, and that's how you play this exercise going forward and backwards and now right hand. So our next lesson is going to be in our left hand. Okay, so I'll see you then. 25. Ex 1 - Major Quintuplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): We have done the right hand. So now we're looking at the left hand for this exercise. So we're basically doing the same pattern, but now we start with the fifth finger going up to the thumb. Alright. So it's 543-215-4321, and so on. Hopefully if you've gone for all the courses so far, you should understand how left-hand works and works and on the right hand. All right. So we start with the fifth finger with the thumb. Right. So 543-215-4321. Yeah. Let's get straight Let's get straight into this. This is still one Octavio route, no metronome first of all, just so you get used to your left hand, corner, Left-hand, always a little bit trickier than the right hand. So after four counts, 12, 34, go 123-45-1234, and with a little finger there. Let's do that one more time. After 412, 341-234-1234. So we are now going to attempt to do this exercise, but the left hand with the metronome. Okay, Just going forward, 123,423.4. Great. So going backwards, It's going to be 54321 and backwards motion. So let's get started with this. So I would like you to play with me all the way down to the sea, right? So starting here and we're going all the way down here, right off the floor. One to free, for free. And four. So we're gonna go forward and then backwards. K off the 41234. Cheap, free and four. Okay, Excellent work. So that's how we play it forward and backwards in our left hand. So now we're going to the next task, which is putting them both together. A case I'll see you in the next lesson. 26. Ex 1 - Major Quintuplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): We are now at the final hurdle, put in both of our hand to give up for this exercise. So let's get straight into this. We already know what we're doing, but on the right hand and be done the left-hand already. So your aims to hit the same notes at the same time in both hands, okay, you know your aim. Alright, so after four, Let's go with no metronome. We're going to play from this c to the c. So just one octave. One, 234-123-1234. We can do that again, then the carrier to be slower, 12 341-234-1234. So now let's pull it all together with the metronome going forward after 41234. Okay, Excellent. So that may have been a little bit too fast. You bought just work on booting up to that speed if it's too fast in both hands. So now let's work on doing this exercise backwards. Alright, so we're just going up like this. Yeah, As you already know. Okay, so starting on the sea, this go backwards. I'm going to go straight in with the metronome, okay? And we're going from this C all the way down way down to the beginning of 241234, go to 3.4. I still find it too fast. And then going forward and backwards, find the temperature that you feel comfortable. Maybe at 40 BPM or even 50, right? So I'm playing at 60 BPM at the moment. But yet it's fine to just find a tempo that use a metronome that you feel comfortable playing. Yep, see that these what I'm playing. Okay. But I would say work up to the speed I'm playing, or even triangle faster. Once you get to the speed, I'm playing that to challenge yourself. Alright, so we're gonna go forward and backwards now. Yeah. After 41234 go. So that's how we play it going forward and backwards, guys. So well done if he was able to do that with me, and if it wasn't able to do that with me at the speed that I was playing. Again, play a speed that you feel comfortable. And triangle phone and backwards at that speed that you feel comfortable, then gradually build up. So start at 14 and build up incrementally, right? So starting at 40 then 40 to 44, et cetera. Okay, great guys. I'll see you for the next exercise. 27. Ex 2 - Major Quintuplets RH (Lesson Breakdown): Now for exercise number two, so similar to exercise number one where it went up 12345. So instead of doing that, we are going back 543-215-4321. Yeah. So still using will have five fingers going down with my fingers instead. Let's do this off to four. Okay. Just from this C up to the C here, 123-412-3413. Let me stop right there. Okay. Excellent. Alright, let's try that with a metronome, just one-off teeth, okay, 1234. Okay, great. So now let's do it from this sea to the sea off the 41234. Excellent. Alright, and that's how we do it going forward. Okay. So now backwards is the same thing, right? So it's 543 2, 543-215-4321, and so on. Okay. So that's how we do is going 543-215-4321. Alright, let's use this. Now. Let's do this with the metronome 1234. And that's how we ended in the right-hand going backwards. Alright, so we're gonna go forward and backwards now. Okay. Just take your time with this off to 41234. This one may be a little bit tricky going forward and backwards. Okay, so take your time with this one. Does we have to rush to the next part? We're to the left hand yet, just work on getting your right hand good food and backwards. Then join me for the next part, which is the left hand. Okay. I'll see you soon. 28. Ex 2 - Major Quintuplets LH (Lesson Breakdown): We are now looking at our left hand. Hopefully you're able to play a right-hand really well going forward and backwards. So we are now going to look at doing the same with the left hand, okay? So starting here. So it's just now starting with a firmware. So it's 123-451-2345. Okay, Jeremy, Alright, so it's clear from that G and we're going to go backwards, 12345. And we're going to stop here for our little finger right after 41234. Go. Okay, that's how we do it. Well, I left hand. Alright, so let's try and do this now with the metronome going from this C all the way up to this E here. Okay. After 4123 for excellent work. That one more time. All right. Off the 412-34-1234. Great work. Alright. So backwards. Yeah. You should know by now, right? So it's just 12345 going backwards. Okay? So let's get straight into this, just going backwards, all the way down, all the way down. Alright, after 41234. All right, Good Hope you've got that one. So now we're going to go forward and then backwards with this scale. Okay? And if you are moving to, you find out, if you find that I'm moving too fast, pause at this point and work on going backwards in your left hand. Okay, then join me once you're ready. So after four going forwards and then backwards, alright, so after 41234 go. So that's it going forward and backwards in our left hand. So I will see you for the next lesson where we're going to put both your hands together. Okay, so I'll see you soon. 29. Ex 2 - Major Quintuplets BH (Lesson Breakdown): Well done guys, you've gotten this far. We are now looking at both of our hands together for the quintuplets hand position. So your left hand, your family being at g, your right hand, your little finger? G. Right. And we're going to do Nice and slow. 4, 123-412-3412. Let's do that again after 412, 341-234-1234. So let's now include the metronome as you play this from this C all the way up to the second of tape, all the way to the end. So this go off to 41234. Go this one. You may have to slow down a bit. I would say like knock it down to that 50 maybe or 40. Only if you're finding it to Farsi, okay? If you're not finding too fast and find dreaming, alright? Or if it's too slow for you, make it faster, right? So let's go backwards now, right? So make sure you're farmers and the G in your left hand and your little fingers on the G on your right hand. Alright, so I'm going to count. We're just going to do one octave. So off the force we can from this C to the C here, we end. So after 412, 341-234-1234. Okay, well done. So now we're going to do both hands going from this C all the way down to the beginning. Alright, off the 41234. Okay, amazing. Alright, so now we're going to go forward and then backwards, right straighten. So after 41234. And as we go forward and backwards, this is not one more time off to 41234. So if you're finding any of the exercises too hard at this point, go back and study them, work on hand separately, then work on hands together. So I will see you all for the next exercise. See you soon. 30. Course 3 Outro (PT1): So well done everyone in completing this course, this is just the first part of this course. There's going to be a second part where we are going to be looking at the miners and the pentatonic scales in the triplets, quadruplets and quintuple x. Okay? So I will see you all in the next part.