First of a series of articles in which we answer frequently asked questions. In this article: What is the difference between a flat and sharp note?
Today's topic: "What is a major scale?" In this video you will learn how to construct and identify a major scale in 30 seconds. Including some examples and common mistakes.
A scale is a series of notes, most scales have seven notes and use every natural once. Though there are exceptions.
The major scale is made up from the intervals: perfect prime (P1), major second (M2), major third (M3), perfect fourth (P4), perfect fifth (P5), major sixth (M6) and major seventh (M7).
The major scale is also known as:
That's it, you can now use the major scale!
After watching the video you can read about what a major scale is
First of a series of articles in which we answer frequently asked questions. In this article: What is the difference between a flat and sharp note?
First of a series of videos to explain music theory in small chunks of information. Today part 1 - Naturals.
A series of videos to explain music theory in small chunks of information. Today part 2 - Sharp
A series of videos to explain music theory in small chunks of information. Today Part 3 - Flat