Aural Skills How To Hear Scales | Identifying Scales By Ear

Aural Skills - How to hear and identify scales by ear. The scales are really important; the major scale, the minor scale, the chromatic scale. We are going to learn how to hear scales and identify the type of scale all by ear!
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[@Tricks99_Official]

Hello, can you pleas upload more Aural skills videos like these for beginners like me? It would be so helpful. Thank you :)

[@MusiciansAddition]

Sure thing! That's the plan! :)

[@Tricks99_Official]

The starting 3 notes - Trick is helpful! Thank you :)

[@MusiciansAddition]

It REALLY is! Glad I could help! :)

[@DharmeshVora963]

Thank you for this video. This is really very helpful

[@MusiciansAddition]

Glad I could help!

[@annilanta4583]

Simply amazing !

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Glad I could help!

[@C831l60]

thanks

[@MusiciansAddition]

You're welcome!

[@kshitishmodi195]

i don't understand that what do you mean when u say major sounds like happy? they all are sounding sad to me 😐

[@MusiciansAddition]

Oh no! Well looking at the first three notes of the scale, the third note on the major scale is half a step higher than the third note on the minor scale. That makes the tone feel and sound brighter. If they sound the same, your ear just needs some practice. Take some time just listening to the major scale. Then take some time only listening to the minor scales. The more you hear it, the more you will recognize it.

[@TokyoShemp]

You went over a teleprompter.