The practice of the pentatonic scale is aimed at simultaneously practicing the coordination of long notes, fingerings, and beats, which requires sufficient attention. During the practice, each note should be played one by one, maintaining a stable breath and pitch accuracy. Pay attention to the smooth transition between notes and the fluent conversion of fingerings.
When practicing, turn on the metronome as much as possible and practice at a steady speed. On the premise of ensuring pitch accuracy and a stable rhythm, gradually increase the playing speed.
When starting the practice, you may not be able to keep up with the beat. You can first beat the rhythm with your hands or feet and sing the score along with the beat, focusing on feeling the rhythm. After you can stably follow the metronome, then start the actual playing practice.
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