The Minor Scale
To demonstrate a minor scale, let's first show a C major scale extended over 2 octaves with the scale degrees labeled:
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Sign up to see this staff and the rest of the lesson text. The derivation of an A minor scale can be viewed in one of two ways. It one sense, it is a
Analyzing Minor Scale Intervals
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