#8 Minor Scales: natural minor, harmonic minor, melodic minor

In this lesson I teach minor scales. I show the differences of natural minor harmonic minor and melodic minor scales.

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• minor
• scales
• natural
• harmonic
• melodic
• scale

[CopyCat1995]

most of the second part didn't make it to my brain... i'm trying so hard and yet it's still not making it there... can you please tell me if the part on the white board is anything new or is it the same as the keyboard part but on paper instead?

[TPegis]

D sharp Major!!! Is the relative of C minor :)

[puerko9112666]

that "forbidden note" is not the augmented 2nd .... its the augmented 4th, the tritone or diminished 5th... in middles ages catholic priests used to burn those musician who dared to play that note on their music, because they thought satan was in that note

[XxXMew17XxX]

6:52 sounds more like an indian accent lol

[Jord3W]

@TPegis No Eb Major is the relative of C minor, C minor is C D Eb F G Ab Bb, in pitch D# is the same as Eb but because of the enharmonic spelling C minor is relative to Eb Major not D#

[Andreilg3]

@CopyCat1995 he was just going over what he said, its the same few points from start to the finish

[CopyCat1995]

@Andreilg3 what's hard to me, was that he explained the same part twice( well, according to the guys who answered to me at least) and my headphone wasn't working that well, so i had a hard time listening to what he was saying.

[Andreilg3]

@CopyCat1995 What's so hard to understand? He explained everything very simply and even had history explanations which helped put everything in perspective

[buffbuddha]

I need a nap and a Red Bull before I can watch this again.

[kidwhocracked]

Just a reminder that you are awesome for doing this. Thank you!

[DJFRESH7000000000]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i get it now!

[DamanArora1209]

where do you live