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.
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.
Learn How To Play The A Minor Harmonic Scale On Piano!Let's take a look at the A Minor harmonic scale now. The notes that make up the scale are A, B, C, D, E, F, G#, and back to A. To finger this scale with your right hand, start with the thumb on the A and play ...
Because the formula of a scale is an intervallic pattern, you can start the scale on any note and use the formula to create a scale with the same character. For example, you can use the major scale formula beginning on D, G, or C, which always sounds like a major scale. What is...
Back To Top Minor Chords The minor chord is a close relative of the major chord. Minor chords sound “sad” and are built on the, first, flat third, and fifth note of the major scale. We flat the third by lowering that note ahalf-step. In Cm, E becomes E♭. You can also look...
In Western music, every note in a scale serves a role, or a function. Some notes create tension, while others create resolution. Learning a few simple things about what role the notes of the scale play will help you put them together in an order that makes sense and is nice to listen...
🎹 Day 9: Introduction to the C major scale On day 9, we will learn our first scale, the C major scale. Day 9 goals: Learn how to play the C major scale on the piano. Study the fingering pattern for the C major scale and practice playing it ascending and descending. ...
a) Move from chord I to the minor V; for example, C major to G minor. It’s used multiple times in the Back to the Future films, as well as hundreds of others. You may also recognise it from The Way You Make Me Feel by Michael Jackson. It creates an aura of amazement and magi...
I'll attempt to visualize the seven-note scale alterations caused by chords on the guitar fretboard. We start from a default vanilla diatonic scale, natural minor as our reference grid. "6" is the minor-side home base, and "1" is the relative major-side's home base. The absolu...
For example, if you are really good at playing a D major pentascale with your right hand and left hand alone, practice playing it with both hands! First practice it so that both hands are playing the same way on the piano – this action is called similar motion. Have you tried to ...