The electronic keyboard should be played according to 1234567. Corresponding to the thumb, index finger, middle finger, thumb, index finger, middle finger, and ring finger of the right hand respectively.

The next treble finger is played with the thumb. For the left hand, they correspond to the little finger, ring finger, middle finger, index finger, thumb, middle finger, and index finger.

Put the fingers of your right hand through from below, and the fingers of your left hand from above.

For beginners of keyboard instruments, it is best to start practicing fingerings from the most basic left- and right-hand scale fingerings and standardize them.

For example:

To practice the C major scale in an octave range, you can use 3-5 fingerings on the right hand for the upward movement, that is, 1.2.3.1.2.3.4.5, and 5 for the downward movement. -3 fingering, namely 5.4.3.2.1.3.2.1 fingering.

For upward movement of the left hand, you can use the 5-3 finger method, which is 5.4.3.2.1.3.2.1. For downward movements, you can use the 3-5 fingering method, that is, 1.2.3.1.2.3.4.5.

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Electronic keyboard playing methods:

1. Fingers. Most direct when playing. The cutting edge part. It includes fingertips, first joint, and second joint (metacarpal joint), and is characterized by sensitivity, speed, and dexterity. The key to truly controlling finger playing technique is the strict training of third finger technique. Even students with higher level cannot ignore the various subtle touch training of fingers.

2. Wrist. The adjustment part when playing, it can help the fingers to play well. The left and right rotation of the wrist can help the fingers adjust the weight, buffer the force, avoid blunt knocking, and make the playing sound full and nice. Training the relaxation, flexibility and flexibility of the wrist is also an important part of electronic keyboard technical training.

3. Forearm. A more flexible and powerful part. You can use your forearm strength to play powerful single notes, and you can also flexibly play various fast and powerful chords, octaves and other musical passages. The fastest octave progressions are mostly played by swinging the forearm.

4. When playing the octave, if the entire hand from the elbow to the fingertips can form a unified whole, then the elbow joint can perform the fastest movement because the wrist is not too tight. Flexible, its movements take more time than those of the forearm.

5. At the fastest speed, the swing of the forearm is very small, and only increases as the speed slows down. When playing continuous phrases, combined with forearm strength, the sound can also be made fuller and thicker.

6..Upper arm. The most powerful part when playing. You can use your upper arms to play powerful chords and octaves, and to produce powerful, loud and thick sounds. The forte, full performance and climax of music all require the strength of the upper arms and even the whole body to be played.

7. The natural coordination of the wrist, elbow, and upper arm is very important during performance (the unity of the entire arm is necessary under any circumstances), which can help the fingers to play a very round and full tone. , the perfect phrase comes.