Skill levels let you select any combination of major or minor keys, using sharps or flats. You can control the number of sharps and flats that will be used Five Finger Positions Learn to recognizze and play the five finger positions of all major and minor keys. Five finger positions are used in the early years of piano lessons. Because five finger positions use the first five notes of the major and minor scale, they are a good introduction to scales. The notes of these scales are the raw materials used to construct melodies and chords.
Modes Learn the modal scales.
Modes were commonly used by Renaissance composers and are used today in jazz, pop and some 20th century concert music. The major and natural minor scales are derived from the Ionian and Aeolian modes. Jazz Scales Learn the notes of several jazz scales. The notes of these scales are used as raw materials for improvising. The more advanced musician can practice playing scales like Dorian flat 2, Lydian Sharp 5, Mixolydian sharp 4, Mixolydian Flat 6, Minor flat 5, and Locrian flat 4.