2-1. The 12 major scales explained
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PURPOSE: introduce other major scales; what is ACCIDENTALS.
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TAKEAWAY:
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bass guitar is the instruments tuned symmetrically
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the interval or distance between the pitches of our open strings is always the same.
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How can we make use of it?
- record the shape of C major scale and start from other root notes.
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there are 12 semi-tones intervals contains within one octave.
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A, A#/Bb, B, C, C#/Db, C, D#/Eb, E, F, F#/Gb, G, G#/Ab
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We can take any of these 12 notes and use them as root note to begin a major scale from
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strive to achieve the same level of the confidence with any of the other major scales in terms of knowing the notes that used to construct them
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When you pick a major scale please make sure to choose the root note from the E string/ A string that way you have the space availbe to complete the scale up and down
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It’s the order of notes, and more importantly, the intervals between notes of individual notes that dictates the sound or character of any scale.
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unnatural notes #/b are known as ACCIDENTALS
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PRACTICE:
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list 12 semi-tones contained in an octave.
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use those notes as root notes to begin ohter major scales from.
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say the note names out aloud when you play the major scale.
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use both major scale shapes during the exercises.
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