Continue going through each Flat Scale noting the differences in the number of flats, fingering changes, and their relationship to the sharp scale fingerings. A big advantage that you have in learning your Major Scale fingerings is that some of them share the exact same fingerings as some of...
a G major scale has only one sharp (#). As you’ll find, once we build an F major scale, the scale has only one flat (b). Remember that sharps raise the pitch of a note a half step; flats lower the pitch of a note a half step. ...
Learn how to play the A major scale on the piano with this piano lesson! Playing scales will greatly improve your ability to play the piano. Donwnload the video & sheet music for this free lesson.
Themajor thirdis the third note in a major scale. Using the same note G, as an example, the major third is B. B is four half steps above the root note. Theperfect fifthis the fifth note in the major (or minor) scale. It is seven half steps above the root note. Using the note...
Lesson: Playing the C Major Scale on Guitar The C major scale is a great guitar scale for beginners to start with because many other instruments, like the piano, are played in the key of C. This will help you learn to play along with other instruments as you advance in your guitar-pl...
Lesson: How to Play a D Major Chord The D major chord is made up of these three notes: D F# A This triad is made up of notes from the D major scale (D, E, F#, G, A, B, C#), which contains two sharps. Triad chords like this one are formed by taking the first, third, ...
Let's learn to play the C major scale on piano (and keyboard). This is the first scale you should learn. Most people start to learn to play the piano with this scale. It is very simple and consists of white keys only.
This tutorial will show you how to play a two octave C major scale on the violin/fiddle and also explains why we need to play scales.
Today we are going to learn to play the G major scale. Let's take a look at the notes of the scale. They are G, A, B, C, D, E, F# and back to G. Now let's learn the proper fingering for the scale. Start with the thumb of the right hand on the G. Work your way up...
Keep adding C major scale notes to this exercise and eventually, you’ll play the entire scale lightning-fast!Things start to sound interesting when you target G, as this will sound more complete. If you practice along with our video, Jordan will even accompany you with some funky modern ...