Music Theory 101: Major Scale Explain (TAGALOG)

The scale of C major starts on C and does not have any sharps or flats in its key signature. The notes of the C major scale are C, D, E, F, G, A, and B.
C major is a fundamental musical key. C Major serves as a starting point for beginners to grasp the basics of scales, chords, and key signatures before moving on to more complex musical concepts.
C major has the same building blocks of any major scale. To build a major scale, beginning with your starting note, you’ll travel from “do” - whole step to “re” - whole step “mi” - half step “fa” - whole step “so” - whole step “la” - whole step “ti” - half step “do!” You’ll notice that there is no black key separating E and F -that’s the half step in the major scale between the third and fourth scale degrees, or “mi” and “fa.”