Third finger now goes over thumb to play B, 2nd plays A and 1st finger plays G. The 5th finger plays G, 4th finger plays F#, 3rd finger plays E, 2nd plays D, and thumb (1st) plays C. When going down the scale, the same fingers are used for the same notes except that it all happens in reverse. Then 2nd finger plays D, 3rd finger plays E, 4th finger plays F#, and 5th (pinky) finger plays G. Thumb should now pass under the 3rd finger and play C. Start with the thumb (1st finger) and play G. Let’s learn the correct way to play the Gmaj scale with the right hand. How to Play G Major Scale with Right Hand It can be seen that for both hands, the thumb is finger 1, the index finger is finger 2, the middle finger is numbered 3, the ring finger is numbered 4 and the pinky finger is 5th finger. The diagram below illustrates this clearly. Piano Finger Numbersįirstly lets get a clear understanding of how our fingers are numbered. Now that we know the notes that form the G major scale, we shall now take a look at the correct fingering. My Best Recommendation: Click here for the BEST piano/keyboard course I’ve seen on the Internet. F sharp is the first key in the set of three black keys on your piano keyboard. This means that you play 6 white keys and one black key, F#, which is just after the white key, F. Its pitches are G, A, B, C, D, E, and F#. This means that when reading music, every time you see an F, it must be sharped. In this lesson we take a look at the G major scale.
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