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Why The Major Scale Is So Important (It’s More Than Just A Scale)

Updated February 28, 2024 | Published June 21, 2023 by M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wE8nzruMWM === The major scale is one of the most fundamental and widely used musical scales in Western music. It is a diatonic scale consisting of seven notes, with a specific pattern of intervals between each note. The pattern of intervals for a major scale is as follows: 1. Whole step (W) 2. … Read more

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