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Major Scales One Octave
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Major Scales One Octave
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F Major
Bb Major
Eb Major
Ab Major
Db Major
Gb Major
B Major
E Major
A Major
D Major
G Major
C Major
Bb Chromatic
F Major
Bb Major
Eb Major
Ab Major
Db Major
Gb Major
B Major
E Major
A Major
D Major
G Major
C Major
Bb Chromatic
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F Major
Tips and tricks:
Make sure you are not playing Eb!
Be sure you start on the low F
Bb Major
Tips and tricks:
Start with whichever Bb fingering is more comfortable (thumb or 1 +1) then switch to learning the other fingerig
Eb Major
Tips and tricks:
Make sure you are keeping your left hand 1st finger up for middle D and Eb!
Ab Major
Tips and tricks:
Look at your key signature before you start. (That Db will sneak up on you!)
Db Major
Tips and tricks:
This key adds Gb, which has the same fingering as F#!
Gb Major
Tips and tricks:
It may be easier to think of what is NOT flat (F) instead of what IS flat. (Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Cb)
B Major
Tips and tricks:
Don’t forget there is B♮and A#!
E Major
Tips and tricks:
Be sure to keep your left hand first finger up for the middle D, and down for the E.
A Major
Tips and tricks:
G# has the same fingering as Ab
D Major
Tips and tricks:
Remember the middle D has a different fingering than the high D.
G Major
Tips and tricks:
Just F# in this key signature!
C Major
Tips and tricks:
No flats or sharps in C major!
Bb Chromatic
Tips and tricks:
Work slowly to make sure you don’t miss any notes.
When you are more comfortable playing the chromatic scale, try memorizing it!
Ready for more of a challenge? Try 2 octaves!
two octave scales