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scale structure

Scales: Natural Minor Scale Theory, 12 Keys

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A handy downloadable reference in *.PDF format showing notation, keyboard layout, key signature, letter names, scale degrees, and solfege for the Natural Minor Scale in twelve keys…

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2011-02-20 Scales

Scales: Scale Structure: The Solfege System

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If you can sing Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do up the major scale, you have the talent required to master Solfege, a skill that will take your musicianship to a whole new level…

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2011-02-01 Scales

Scales: Scale Structure: The Number System

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A commonly-used convention for describing scale structure is a number system that uses the Major Scale as the point of reference…

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2011-02-01 Scales
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