The ways in which ten fingers correspond to the keys are as follows:

1. Correspondence 1

When playing the piano, it is generally rare to move the wrist, and the position of the hand is adjusted by moving the arm. Of the ten fingers, five fingers correspond to five sounds, namely, 1 (thumb), 2 (index finger), 3 (middle finger), 4 (ring finger) and 5 (little finger).

2. Correspondence II

In addition, the piano staff is marked with fingering, which is represented by 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, and there is no distinction between left and right hands. For example, the five-tone ascending scale Dol-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol in the left hand is fingered as follows: 5 (little finger)-4 (ring finger)-3 (middle finger)-2 (index finger)-1 (thumb). The right hand is just the opposite of the left hand.

3. Correspondence III

When playing the piano, the position of fingers is generally adjusted according to the needs of music. For example, in music with a large span, fingering will be more flexible. Therefore, in general, when playing the piano, put the thumb of the left hand and the thumb of the right hand on the keys in the middle of the piano, and then arrange your fingers in turn.

the index finger of the right hand corresponds to the tenor 2 (that is, the D key), the middle finger is placed in the position of the tenor 3, the ring finger is placed in the position of the tenor 4, and the little finger is placed in the position of the tenor 5. The left hand is opposite to the right hand, and it is also a key and a finger. The index finger of the left hand is placed in the position of bass 7, the middle finger in the position of bass 6, the ring finger in the position of bass 5 and the little finger in the position of bass 4.

Benefits of playing the piano

1. Improve your musical literacy and artistic appreciation

By playing the piano, you can get in touch with a large number of musical works, thus enhancing your feeling and understanding of music and improving your personal musical literacy and artistic appreciation.

2. Develop the coordination ability of intelligence and exercise

Playing the piano requires the coordination of hands and brain, which is helpful to develop the coordination ability of intelligence and exercise.

3. Cultivate concentration and patience

Playing the piano requires long-term practice and patience, which is helpful to cultivate concentration and patience.

4. Enhance emotional expression and communication skills

Playing the piano can express emotions and thoughts, which is helpful to enhance emotional expression and communication skills.

5. Enhance your self-confidence

By learning the piano and mastering the playing skills, you can enhance your self-confidence.