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How to play the F#/Gb major scale on piano - 🔷 This is a resource video for Nate's music theory course, Keys to Chord Progressions: https://www.pianowithnate.com/keys-to-chord-progressions In this piano lesson, I go over the proper fingering for the F sharp major (also known as the G flat major scale) scale, as well as the chords that fit ...
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