Lesson 16: Major Scale Patterns

Now that we have introduced intervals, we will examine the major scale patterns and apply them in practice.

We will develop a major scale pattern template using the semitone interval separating each of the white note positions, starting and ending at the C note.

This template will ensure that the frequency ratio between adjacent notes is maintained when moving up or down to a new Tonic position.

 

Using the semitone interval separating each of the white note positions, starting and ending at the C note, we will develop a major scale pattern template.

 
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