Scales Tutorial Part 1
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She scares you? I've learned more from this lady in the last 30 minutes then I have in 3 months. She's an awesome instructor! I'm so grateful. Nothing scary what so ever. So that's just a weird comment.....and inappropriate too. This is an adult class, keep teenage comments like that to yourself. We don't want to read it.
3 years ago 6
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the lady explains great, i have to see more of her.
2 years ago 4
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Nice set of videos! Iraq is not the same as Persia though! :)
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The C scale jumps out at you on keyboard. Your 2 and then 3 matches the black keys (with the half steps). Am does the same, to count a minor scale. Thanks for the simple explaination. Once ppl understand scales, doing the songs is so much easier.
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you are terrific. I am interested in your "music exchange" keyboard atop your board. What is that , how did you do that? I would love to have something like that in my studio
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Thank you so much for the lesson. Do you have the sheet so we can download?
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She's brilliant. I'm finally beginning to understand music!
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She's hilarious, I laughed out loud.. everyone in class her seems half asleep? She is a brilliant teacher. I finally understand scales/sharps/flats/chords!
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so pretty much a scale is like a guide line....you fallow it alphabetacaly or in the patter givin for that scale in order for the music to sound good......am i write please tell me
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As a keyboard player i just want to thank Karen for the excellent manner of explaining musical facts and the lot of eye openers even for experience musicians
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Brilliant !!!!!
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21/2 31/2 you know Karen ive been taught this at least fifteen times and till this day it was never explained in its proper form . Thank you Your new online student attending to graduate D.B ps i look at churches very differently today as i drive by going theirs a gig just keep learning Bob
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i always thought the do, re, mi, fa , sol, la, ti, do was for the C major scale, but if I understood her correctly, solfedge is for every scale right? So if I was in the key of Bb major, the note c would be 're'?
tropicallanterns 2 years ago
You are absolutely right!
richardjpugh 2 years ago