Minute a Day Stage 3 Lesson 8
 

 

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Stage 3
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Every scale is constructed in the same way.


                 
C  D E  F G A  B C
C scale. C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C.
From the note C to the note D - there is a black key in between -
(C sharp). C to D is called a TONE.
From the note D to the note E - there is a black key in between - (D sharp). TONE
From the note E to the note F - there is no black key in between.
E to F is called a SEMITONE.
From the note F to the note G - there is a black key in between - (F sharp). TONE
From the note G to the note A - there is a black key in between - (G sharp). TONE
From the note A to the note B - there is a black key in between - (A sharp). TONE
From the note B to the note C - there is no black key in between - (SEMITONE)

So the scale is constructed:
Tone, tone, semitone, tone, tone, tone, semitone.

All major scales are constructed in the same way.

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