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   What is the difference between major and minor scale?

   • The BIGGEST difference between major and minor scale you should know is the 3rd note. More specifically, that is the distance between the root note and the 3rd note: In major scale, the distance is 2 steps, also called a major 3rd interval and in minor scale, the distance is one and a half step, also called a minor 3rd interval.

   Differences Between Major and Minor Scales (#2 is the key)

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   Why do minor scales sound the same?

   • Remember that notes can sound the same but be written in different ways; a B-flat is the same as an A-sharp. The scale with six flats (G-flat Major) and the scale with six sharps (F-sharp Major) are the same scale! Like Major scales, minor scales sound the way they do because of the intervals between scale degrees.

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   Why are a minor scales called a'relative minor scale'?

   • They are called “relative minor scales” because they are related to a major scale. For example, the A minor scale is related to the C major scale because it uses the same notes — it just starts and ends on a different key. In other words, if I played the C scale but played it from A to A, I would be playing the A minor natural scale.

   Major scales & minor scales: What’s the difference between them?

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   What are the different types of music scales?

   • The most common type of music scale is a major scale, but every major scale has a relative minor scale. They are called “relative minor scales” because they are related to a major scale. For example, the A minor scale is related to the C major scale because it uses the same notes — it just starts and ends on a different key.

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   Major scales are made up of whole steps (or Major seconds) and half steps (minor seconds). A Major scale has all whole steps and two half steps; one between the 3rd and 4th note and one between the 7th and 8th note (when discussing scales, it is more common to say "degree" instead of "note").

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   Jul 27, 2022 · Wondering what is the difference between major and minor scales? Why do they sound different, and how can you tell them apart? Let's learn all about how these two types of scales are constructed.

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Want to know what major and minor scales are? ️ Learn the difference between these scales in this simple and detailed post on music theory from our experts ️ Learn to recognize scales and scale degrees by ear with Use Your Ear

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   Feb 24, 2024 · Table of Contents. What is a minor scale? We tend to say that major scales have a ‘happier’ and ‘cheerier’ sound, whereas minor scales have a ‘darker’ and ‘sadder’ sound. Minor scales have a different formula of tones and semitones (whole steps and half steps) to major scales.

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   Aug 22, 2011 · The most common type of music scale is a major scale, but every major scale has a relative minor scale. They are called “relative minor scales” because they are related to a major scale. For example, the A minor scale is related to the C major scale because it uses the same notes — it just starts and ends on a different key. In other ...

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   The BIGGEST difference between major and minor scale you should know is the 3rd note. More specifically, that is the distance between the root note and the 3rd note: In major scale, the distance is 2 steps, also called a major 3rd interval and in minor scale, the distance is one and a half step, also called a minor 3rd interval.

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    Aug 5, 2021 · Plus: Learn the Difference Between Major Scale vs. Minor Scale. Written by MasterClass. Last updated: Aug 5, 2021 • 7 min read. Music consists of three elements: melody, harmony, and rhythm. All music contains rhythm, whether that’s a drumming pattern or a Bach chorale.