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  • Unlike many of the "experts" on egg spurt village he can actually play the violin. On the downside he appears to be off his head on something other than simply the joy of music. In short, I reckon he is stoned to oblivion.

  • wtf, since when DO=E??? E is Mi not DO, what the fuck is wrong with this dude???

    Ti and So??? Is not Si and Sol or maybe in english is like this?!! Answer me I am fucking confuced

  • how does that teach you how to play the scale of e?

  • weird

  • got fuck playing the violin is fucking hard its hard enuf just trying to figure out what string i play a note on XD fucking violin

  • i have a violin.and i know how to play it.

  • 0:43 1:04

  • no he's totally wrong thats the D major scale cuz i kno cuz ive been it for years and it make sense cuz E is the highest note in the violin and im gonna turn 13 in december 8 so ive been knoing so dnt try me and just to say there is and E major scale but that aint it !!!

  • Actually it was half of the scale. The E Major Scale makes you go into third position. How do I know? I played it for a test on Friday!!!! I got a 98!!!!! I slipped up on one note.

  • first of all, "E is the highest note on the violin". incorrect. in fact, violin can theoretically go on forever up. I'm 14 years old, and have been playing violin for 12 years. trust me, there is an E major scale, that was an octave e major scale, it can go up to 4 octaves (19th position). no back-sass.

  • Sory but this video totally wrong, the scale of E major is not the scale of Do mayor, their absoulutley different, what this vid shows is the scale of Mi mayor, NOT Do.

    C = Do

    D = Re

    E = Mi

    F = Fa

    G = Sol

    A = La

    B = Si

  • He's referring to movable-do Solfege. So Do occurs wherever the root note of the scale is.

  • yup.

    Oeyapo is probably one of those few people who uses non-movable Solfege.

  • Fixed-Do Solfege isn't exactly uncommon.

  • wish you would show the notes for every scale before you play them.

  • E, F# G# A B C# D# E

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