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May 31, 2017  12 Major Scales Piano Pdf Notes By Peter The major scale is made up of eight notes with a set distance between the notes. You start on the first note of the scale (the root) and move up two frets to the second note, then another two to the third, up one to the fourth, up two to the fifth, up two to the sixth, up two to the seventh and finally. Chapter 2: Major and Minor Scales and Keys 39 Section 2.7 MA J O R A N D NA T U R A L MI N O R SC A L E S F O R PI A N O Right hand fingerings above, left hand fingerings below; thumbs are 1; enharmonic keys are listed only once.

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Here are the seven flat-key Major Scales plus the C Major, written out for one and two octaves for pianists, along with piano fingerings. Mastery of these scales benefits all musicians. Instrumentalists gain a higher working knowledge of their instrument and of the music they play. Know your scales!!

For pianists, start with just one octave and master the fingering and the notes for each scale, hand separately, and then hands together. Practice slowly, using a metronome to help establish a steady tempo. Only go faster as the fingerings and notes become easy and flow naturally.

Once you have mastered the major scales in single octave scales, try extending each scale to two octaves. This will be easier if you put a stop in after the first octave, giving your brain a chance to start the pattern over for the second octave.

As with all other scales that your play, multiply the benefits to your piano-playing foundation by following them with Arpeggios, a cadence, and a tune in the same key. Do this, and you will be greatly enhancing you knowledge and your skills. Keyboard imagery will be expanding in your mind and in your hands. This will help tremendously in all the other areas of piano study: tunes, music reading, and learning and memorizing piano pieces. (See Piano Player.. You, the ebook where you will find the complete plan for your piano-playing foundation.)

[The mastering of all major and minor scales will benefit your piano skills in countless ways. Your knowledge of keyboard geography and confidence in the feel and shape of each scale will help in reading and memorizing music, as well as understanding the structure of the music you play. Chords and chordal structures will make much more sense to you and you will see relationships and patterns which would not occur to you without proper knowledge of the scales. Also, your technique will grow and your ability to solve and master fingering issues will expand greatly. The pianist who has all the major and minor scales firmly in his head and in his hands will be much more confident and comfortable with all areas of piano playing then one who does not. So master the scales.. all of them. Learn the fingerings for all, develop speed and dexterity using the metronome, rhythms and links. Play the scales in octaves, play the scales in thirds, in sixths, in tenths. Play them hands-separately, hands-together. Play them parallel and in contrary motion. Play them loud, play them soft, play them with musical shaping and touch. Play them in your pajamas, play them in your work clothes, play them in your football uniform.. Play them, play them, play them. Oh yeah.. don't forget to enjoy them! Scales can be lots of fun. You should never be bored when the scales are on your mind and in your fingers.]

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Major scales: C-Major

Key signature:

F Major

Key signature:

B-flat Major

Key signature:

E-flat Major

Key signature:

A-flat Major

Key signature:

D-flat Major

Key signature:

G-flat Major

Key signature:

C-flat Major

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On this pageyou’ll find 12 major scales (plus a few more). The scales on this pageare written in the treble clef.
Autocad 2012 full version 32 bit torrent. If you want to seeonly the bass clef scales, go to bassclef scales. I also have a pageof scales with the fingeringfor piano players at pianomusicscales.

How Major Scales Are Made

There are 2 ways to figure out how a scale is made. One is by knowing the key signature. When you know the key signature, you can start and end on the root note of that key.

The other way to figure out a one of the 12 major scales is by steps. In music there are half-steps and whole-steps. A half-step means going to the next closest note – higher or lower. A whole-step skips one note. On the piano, a half-step is usually the next black note from a white note. A whole-step is usually the next white note from a white note.

The Major Scale Formula

The formulafor figuring out a major scaleusing whole-steps (WS) and half-steps (HS) goes like this:

Root – WS – WS –HS – WS – WS – WS –HS (Root)

The Major Scales

Now, here are the scales. (Note there are more than 12 scales written here. Some scales are called by different names but played the same.)

C major scale has no sharps or flats.

C major scale written out by note names:

C D E F G A B C.

G major scale has one sharp - F#.

G major scale written out by note names:

G A B C D E F# G

D major scale has two sharps - F# C#.

D major scale written out by note names:

D E F# G A B C# D

A major scale has three sharps - F# C# G#.

A major scale written out by note names:

A B C# D E F# G# A

E major scale has four sharps - F# C# G# D#.

E major scale written out by note names:

E F# G# A B C# D# E

B major scale has five sharps - F# G# C# D# A#.

B major scale written out by note names:

B C# D# E F# G# A# B

F sharp major scale has 6 sharps: F# C# G# D# A# E#

F sharp major scale written out by note names:

F# G# A# B C# D# E# F#

C sharp major scale has 7 sharps - F# C# G# D# A# E# B#.

C sharp major scale written out by note names:

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C# D# E# F# G# A# B# C#

F major scale has one flat - Bb.

F major scale written out by note names:

F G A Bb C D E F

B flat major scale has two flats - Bb Eb.

B flat major scale written out by note names:

Bb C D Eb F G A Bb

E flat major scale has three flats - Bb Eb Ab.

E flat major scale written out by note names:

Eb F G Ab Bb C D Eb.

A flat major scale has four flats - Bb Eb Ab Db.

A flat major scale written out by note names:

Ab Bb C Db Eb F G Ab

D flat major scale has five flats: Bb Eb Ab Db Gb.

D flat major scale written out by note names:

Db Eb F Gb Ab Bb C Db

G flat major scale has six flats: Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb.

G flat major scale written out by note names:

Gb Ab Bb Cb Db Db Eb F Gb

C flat major scale has seven flats: Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb Fb.

C flat major scale written out by note names:

Cb Db Db Eb Fb Gb Ab Bb Cb

As you’ve seen,this page has all 12 major scales. There are also other types ofscales.

Ifyou’re interestedin playing or learning differenttypes of scales, check outthe listof musicalscales. On this pageyou’ll find some of the more traditional scales toplay.

To see the minor scales, click here.

There are alsodifferent modes for scales. These tend to be the less traditionalscales. To check those out, go to musicscalemodes. Also, you can see the pentatonic scales here.

Happy playing!

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