Major scale · 3-notes-per-string
(intervals in A major)
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VIaeolian |
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VIIlocrian |
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Iionian |
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IIdorian |
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IIIphrygian |
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IVlydian |
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Intervals of the 3-notes-per-string major scale
The structure of the major scale corresponds to the intervals root (1), second (2), major third (3), fourth (4), fifth (5), sixth (6) and major seventh (j7). A distinct fingering is formed from each of these seven notes and named according to church modes I-VII. To move these patterns to other keys than A major, use the transposing table.