Piano Adventures Book A - Dallas Dips Donuts

In this fun piano exercise, "Dallas Dips Donuts," we explore the keys while making the shape of a donut with our fingers! Starting with the left hand on Middle C, we’ll use fingers 1 (thumb) and 3 (middle finger) to create our donut shape. As we move down the white keys, we say “dip, dip, dip” with each note, following the sound as it gets lower. Then, we’ll switch to the right hand, starting again on Middle C, and move up the keyboard using the same donut shape and rhythm. This exercise helps with finger coordination and understanding how sounds change as we move higher and lower on the keyboard.

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