play broken D triads (LH)(ascending)

[casparma]

I am practicing playing broken D triads (at high speed as required of the scores I am playing).

That is:

d1, f#1, a1, f#1, a1, d2, a2, d2, f#3, d3, f#3, a4, f#4, a4, d5, a5, d5, f#6...
(The number indicates which key it is of the same tone, for example, d2 is an octave higher than d1, but both with the tone, d)

So with the fingering:

5, 3, 1, 5, 3, 1, 5, 2, 1..... (LH)(Ascending)


when I am playing f# with finger 5(pinky) (High speed), I usually miss it.

Does any one have any tip for this?

thanks

[abell88]

What do you hit instead?

[al]

I would use:
D F# A   F# A D   A F# D   D F# A
5 3   2    3  2  1   5 3   2    5 3   2  etc.

This avoids the problem of having to move the hand in and out of the keys to hit the F# with the shorter 5th finger, which can slow you down.

[casparma]

thanks for all the replies....

What do you hit instead?

I am very likely to hit 'g' after I slip from "f#" black key. That is, it's not a solid f# tone.

[casparma]

thanks for the tip, al, btw. I will try it.