Minor Scale - Tips (Basic I)

Hello! Let's see the rules:

• The third, sixth and seventh degree of the major scale decreases to a half tone.

• The intervals between notes are : "T - sT - T - T - sT - T -T "

T ⇒Tone  

st ⇒Semitone 

IN ALL NOTES

RELATIVES

Why does the C major scale is the same as A minor scale? 

Let's find out in this example: A major to A minor

When you change the intervals (third, sixth and seventh) of  a major scale to a minor scale, the notes of this minor scale will be the same and related to another major scale. In this example, A major to A minor results in the C major scale, as you can see the notes are the same!

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Also See:

• Major Scale

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