How to play the MINOR SCALE on Saxophone - Natural Minor/Aeolian mode. What is it? Explained!
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- You're going to find this minor scale really useful! What is the Natural minor scale? How to play the Natural Minor Scale? How is the Natural Minor scale built? Here's a short lesson to show you on Alto saxophone!
What is the Aeolian scale? How to play the Aeolian Scale? How is the Aeolian scale built?
If you want to learn the Natural Minor scale aka the Aeolian scale on saxophone, check out this quick video tutorial to show you what it is, how to play it and how you can learn the building blocks of the Aeolian Scale so you can apply it to any other key and play the scale from there too.
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How to play a minor scale on saxophone. Minor Scale, Natural Minor Scale, Aeolian Scale, Aeolion Scale, Aeolean, Aeoleon, Aolian, Aolean Aoleon,
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Bro I literally love your videos !!! You take the time to show and explain the fingerings as well as the notes Thank You 🙏🏾
Ah thanks! that's really great to hear. I'll be uploading more soon so will take your comments about that into account. :D
@@PaulHaywood sorry for the typos 😂 But yes not a lot of people teaching sax online show fingerings and as a beginner, that helps tremendously. Keep up the good work!
@@SemajMusiq Sorry for that typo, no idea where it came from, must have been an autocorrect I missed... 😅
Hi there! I found your channel short while ago and I thank you for truly sharing all the golden knowledge you have with us. It does help me big time. I play the alto sax. And for years I stick to playing but music sheets songs. . Never really venture into improvisation. Thx to ur videos I losing myself up some I'm seriously learning the art of improvisation. Thank you so very much!!! Keep on jazzing brother cuz your are rock8ng UA-cam Nation!!!
I've been playing and practicing the saxophone on my own watching UA-cam videos but just learnt few basic scales. Now it's time to go through all the scales. Thank you for this
Even though I am familiar with such scales, i so much enjoy your videos. There is always something new to learn, or perhaps, a new approach. Thank you Paul. You have a very pleasant voice/ accent =D and you explain everything so clearly.
Thanks so much for those kind words. I like to explain my reasoning behind things if i can. There's s many scales and bits of music theory that are valuable to know but i think they sink in and stay with us better if you know a bit of the reasons behind why things work and are important. :)
Thanks very much for the free lesson. Your a gent!
Nice vid Paul. It's good to see you promoting the use of the bis key. I often get students who's teachers are mainly clarinet players, and they always want to play side Bb.
Hi Mark, thanks. Yeah i grew up using the bis Bb key and the "fork" Bb (f or f# key) for chromatic decent from B natural.
I sometimes think Sidekey would be easier in some situations but i like having the one main method and Bis key came naturally, even after i spent some time using side key for A#s while practicing sharp key exercises. It never stuck though.
@@PaulHaywood Yeah, sticky bis key is a pain! I use all 3 methods, but side Bb the least. That keys only there to play a dirty high F# ! I'm terrible for use the bis even in B and F# major. Gotta kick the habit.
Another great lesson Paul invaluable thanks
Ah fantastic, great to hear it's good info for you. Thanks for checking it out. :)
Thanks for that Paul. Good lesson on natural minor scale.
Thanks Juan, you're welcome :)
Great lesson Paul. Nice one
Thanks Andrew. Cheers for the comment. :)
so helpfull,,,,, thanks
Cheers Paul; outstanding stuff as ever
Hey thankyou so much for saying. :)
Wow!! That good to know. Thank you bro
Hey your welcome man, I hope it comes it handy for you. :)
So many scales, so little lung capacity am I right? Will be waiting for next lessons Paul, extremely good intro.
PS: What's the name of the music in the outro? Sooo smooth
Thanks Josh! Really glad you like the new intro. took a while, i'm probably going to change the "Paul Haywood Sax" graphic after the split screen but it'll do for now.
Haha. you know it! Dorian minor will be the next scale lesson coming up.
The track is called "Blessing". It's a track composed and recorded by Damian Rodd, all the sax parts are played by myself, another part of the track is what i used for the intro split screen sequence. It's a very beautiful and eclectic track. :~)
How about stopping background music from the beginning when demonstrating??
When you play the A major, you have to press the octave key right when you get To D?
That's right, for all notes above the middle C# (no fingers) you use the octave key.
Hope that helps, and that the sax learning is going well! 🙂
How do you transpose on alto sax in minor scales
am actually learning to saxophone but am kinda confusing between minor and major scale..... i don't know which to learn..or which to start...😪😪😪😪
Hi, learn your C major scale first, then this minor scale. Then learn C major pentatonic and then C minor pentatonic.
Then start doing the same in other keys. This is a good way to learn the differences between these 4 fundamental scales. :)
Please do you have any lesson on Harmonic Minor Scale?
Not yet, but it's on the list to create. Thanks for watching! :)
FIRST COMMENT LOOKING FOR THIS FOR A WHILE
Nice one Joshua! :)
"Looking for this for a while" for tuition on this scale or for a first comment? Haha
@@PaulHaywood not for the comment but it popped up immediately and I needed to understand modes. I have watched videos on modes but didnt get any breakthrough this gave me an idea and also I watched some other videos later and its beginning to be clear.
@@JoshuaWalter Fantastic. really pleased to hear that. I'll be doing Dorian Minor for the next scale video, and probably the other modes after that too.
Till then i think one of the pieces of advice i can give is to focus on that phrase i said in this video:
For (C aeolian) 6th mode, so "what is C the 6th note of?" = C is 6th note of Eb major scale, it's "parent scale" so they share the same notes.
For (A aeolian) 6th mode, so "what is A the 6th note of?" = A is 6th note of C major scale, it's "parent scale" so they share the same notes.
You can do this for any Modal scale.
Phrygian is the 3rd mode of major scale. Say we want F# phrygian scale. so we need to ask: "what is F# the 3rd note of?" The answer is F# is the third note of the D major scale. Therefore F# phrygian is built from the 3rd step, the F# from D major scale. So it shares the same notes as it's parent scale D major.
I know i'm expaining that a bit round and round, but i remember when i was learning this that i sometimes got it backwards so i like to go round and round when i explain it. Haha!
Let me know if that type of thinking helps understand modes. If it does i'll try and do a lesson on just that.