FINALLY Memorize Your Major Scales! (eraser game)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2023
- Memorize your MINOR scales with the same eraser game: • MEMORIZE your MINOR SC...
00:18 - C major scale
01:16 - G major scale
02:54 - D major scale
05:47 - A major scale
07:44 - E major scale
09:39 - B major scale
12:04 - F# major scale
14:48 - C# major scale
17:30 - F major scale
19:20 - Bb major scale
21:19 - Eb major scale
23:16 - Ab major scale
25:26 - Db major scale
28:14 - Gb major scale
31:11 - Cb major scale
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Loads of fun! Sorta like Seasme Street for musicians. 😂 Thisbis going to be in my daily practice routine for a couple weeks or maybe more. Thanks, Gracie!
Haha yeah it’s actually an exercise I was originally introduced to when teaching children, but then a bunch of my adult students liked it too!! Turns out it’s for all ages hahaha :)
Speaking of; UR Child(ren) are truly blessed.@@GracieTerzian
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDEDDDD !!!! DO MINORS TOO PLEASE
A way I teach major scales, (and this also works for other scales in the same way) is when you have learnt all the sharp keys, then figuring out the flat keys are very easy (also this works visa-versa). For example, if F# major is: F# G# A# B C# D# E#, then figuring out F major is just remembering the odd note out: B. In F major it's: F G A Bb C D E.
B and Bb major work in the same way (you can try this in any key). B major is: B C# D# E F# G# A#, whilst Bb major is: Bb C D Eb F G A. So if you remember for the B keys the "odd notes out" are B and E then you are all good :)
If you want to take this further, if you ever (for whatever reason want to know) less common keys), then you just take the key you already know, (let's say the key of G# major for whatever reason), then you take the G major scale and remember that F# is the "odd note out" and you then make sure that all the other notes are sharp whilst the F has to be sharpened again to Fx (F double sharp). So G major is: G A B C D E F#, and G# major is G# A# B# C# D# E# Fx.
Yippee! Loving it, I do have dyslexia and that somehow affects the speed I try to do it in, but I got the rethym ok and managed it all some how? Thank you so much Gracie x
Great job!
I connected some interesting dots (or just realized something I forgot a long time ago) while drawing the circle of fifths and reciting along with you: 1) The key of C is all natural, C# is all sharps, and Cb is all flats. 2) The rest of the keys are just the inverse of each other, so since the key of F has one flat, Bb, the key of F# is all sharps except B. G has one sharp, F#, so Gb is all flats except F and on and on.
This may be confusing for some, but was a huge lightbulb moment for me just now helping reinforce and internalize it all. Thank you!
So simple and yet total brilliance
Thank you!
Thank you for all the work you put into making these videos. I took up playing the sax this year at 62 with no prior music experience, and I'm trying to learn as much as I can and as fast as I can. Your videos have really helped me out. Thanks.
I am 63 years old learning guitar you are the best teacher I have ever seen may God bless you with millions of subscribers I am learning more from you than everyone on u tube put together thank you so much you’re the best 👍🏻🤘🏻
This is indeed an interesting way to learn scales! It is a bit challenging because you have to swallow everything in one go. However, I immediately feel the result because I can remember the 'sharp' scales better than before. I am now going to transfer each scale with your voice to MP3 . And then repeat it daily. I hope to have mastered them within the week. Without images I am of course less distracted 😊😊 Thank you for this lesson. greetings from Belgium
Great!! I also just added time stamps into the description so now you can click on each time stamp and it will jump you to that specific scale in the video.. in case you want to practice certain ones more than others!
I got as far as "D"; I had to play along w/keyboard from that point on.@@GracieTerzian 10Q so much!
This us extremely helpful, I love it, looking forward to the next ❤fantastic. Very much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Love this method. Is a mouthful but rhythms make it easy to master. Thanks for doing this video. Can’t wait when you do minor keys.
This is a gem of a channel in youtube😍 Looking forward for Minor scales☺☺
I’m pretty sure I will be reciting these scales as I go to sleep. Your previous lessons have really given me a head start on this. (Congrats on the new addition!)
Your channel has helped me understand so many missing pieces.
Hope you’re continuing to post.
i cannot like this enough. I am going to revisit this the next couple of weeks. The rythm and clapping i feel really helps sealing the deal in my head. Thanks, Gracie!
This video gets off to a great start by *not* repeating the tonic of the scale. Making the mistake of repeating the tonic confuses a lot of presenters, who will then in the same breath tell you that there are eight tones in a scale. So this video gets off to a solid start.
But... this is a 35 minute video, which is long by UA-cam standards. To get me to invest, I'd like for the video to begin by making a compelling case as to why I should invest all of that time. And a case for why I should believe that this video presents this same old info in a new and fresh and worthwhile way. And the reason for my healthy skepticism is this: we need to do much more than just memorize the tones of all of these scales in ascending order.
Sure, that's all that we do with the alphabet. Nearly nobody can recite the alphabet in reverse, and/or index into the alphabet at random. Why? Because alphabetical order is pretty much the only reason you're required to recite the alphabet. But music is very different.
With scales, you *do* need to be as fluent with them descending as ascending; and you *do* need to know that G# is the sixth degree of B, for example. Not to mention needing to know all of the intervals from any of the seven degrees to any other degree in both directions. And you need to see (and internalize) patterns. For example, the A major scale has four naturals and three sharps; Ab has the photographic negative of that (the naturals go flat, and the sharps go natural). Go looking for those same patterns in all the other scales. With those patterns, you don't need to do as much blind memorization, because you're attaching meaning and understanding to what you're learning. With patterns like that, you can recall a scale to mind whole and instantaneous, instead of being limited to recalling it sequentially and mindlessly, like in this video.
And then you also want to be thinking more holistically about scales. Here, we're just thinking about majors. But if you take A major and flat all the sharps in it, you get the natural minor. If you're familiar enough with A to know that the scale degrees in that are sharped are 3^, 6^, and 7^, then you instantly know which scale degrees are flatted in a natural minor. It's these kinds of inter-relationships between the components of music that are vital. Not learning things parrot-fashion, like here.
I like it that your face shows an aura of mystery when you challenge us. Very fun, will definitely help with retention, even for people who easily forget!
LOVE your method of teaching!
I’m trying to learn to read and this exercise is very helpful! Bookmarking. Thanks, Gracie!
Hi Gracie, your videos are very informative and educational. I appreciate all that you do. Thank You so much and have a good year.
thank you! i decided my lack of music theory has really stunted my ability to play guitar so i have been going through your lessons. I wish you were teaching me back in 7th grade. Perhaps i would not be struggling so much at age 66. lol
Thanks for your video! As a prerequisite, it will help to know how the Circle of Fifths is laid out and also to know your sharps and flats in order. (: smile
One of the greatest music teachers like ever!
you are still shinning like a star 💌💌💌
This is so great! Definitely recommending your channel to my guitar-players network. Also will be downloading this as audio to practice on the bus on my way to work and back!
Hi Gracie, I’m new to your channel. I found this video very helpful. You have a really special way of explaining and breaking the material down so we can understand it. I saw other videos on Circle of 5ths and I was totally confused. After listening to your videos, I understood it a whole lot more. Thank you!
Gracie you are amazing, thank you so much for helping me over come my difficulty of learning music theory. I am watching all your videos and learning everyday. Another big thank you for everything!
In Swedish they all are single syllables 😀 Not as fun as in English 😁 So I thank you for all the doubles, 8ths 👍 And thank you for covering all 15 major keys. You rock 💪
Oh that’s so interesting! I didn’t know they’re all 1 syllable in Swedish!
They are... that's why I prefer in English 👍
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In English the notes are single syllables. Do you mean that the word for the note and "sharp" is a single syllable?
Oh, the power of memorization and a creative mind. Can't wait to see what's next!
I just found you a couple days ago and i have to say i wish i had sooner. You've definitely help some things click. Thank you 😊
I loved your patience and the challenge, which went pretty well, but for me the circle of 4ths and 5ths is where I go to recall sharps and flats in major scales, good fun though
G'day, i've learnt a lot from your channel. Thanks for sharing.🐨
Amazing
Glad to hear it!
Yuh know; that last minute of the vid way WAY kool! THNX@@GracieTerzian
this is so great..it helped me right after started with the exercise. thank you so much Gracie!
Excellent way of learning mam. Thanks 🎉
Excellent class. I only need practice. Thank you 🙏🙂
I LOVE IT GRACIE ❣️
You are a great music teacher, thank you!!!!
Simply amazing it helped me a lot
You're the best! You just gave me a good way to remember something
Yes, the parallel minor and harmonic minor, definitely!
You are very good tutor
Hi Gracie. 1. How to avoid missing out or misplacing the incidentals; without writing out the scale in full Before playing musical chairs with that scale? 2. Does it work, if so why is this method better than other methods ie what makes it better?
That was a workout!
Thank you for this.
Im going to practice this, thank you
Haha absolutely love this one!
Very helpful video. Gracie what keycards do you use?
Great teaching! Is harmonic minor version available?
Great job
Thanks a lot
Thank you for the tip.
Best teacher
Thanks
Thank you for being such a gifted and talented Teacher. Do you give on-line lessons.If so where do I go to sign up.
Thanks!
Great video!
Very clever syztem putting notes in rhythm like a song. Wait, that's how music is created, lol.
I liked the back and forth. My 9 year old asked me what Im doing. I said Im in school. I fell in love with music 3 years ago. Being amateur has been so fun. But, I do want to step it up.
Hmm seems to actually work. Now lets see how to make the scale work 😊.
Thank you for this I've been struggling in my University
Studying music but it wasn't so easy to know
My friend gave me your page and I'm so relieved right now
Even for the fact the I'm gonna start my examination next week
Thank you so much
Please help me in TONAL HARMONY it's so difficult. Please ma
Much love❤❤❤❤❤❤
😇👍Helpful! Ty!
This is also a great chance to practice calling out all scale notes backwards (descending) 🎩
...you are priceless!
Your timing, delivery and glances begged involvement.
Sweet
Very helpful, although it hurt my primitive brain
Haha I’m sorry!!
Might as well ( if you dont play an instrument ) to learn them on keyboard or piano.
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Howdy 🤠
I pray your well. You are amazing in heart and mind. 😍
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Fun?? I learned my scales by DOING THEM on my i strument (cello) You do them over and over including arpeggios and drills. Thats the best way to know them.
so what
Wow
I've been having dreams about this....😂
hahaha :)
How smart are you anyway?? Have you ever had an IQ test?? Must be like 200 :)@@GracieTerzian
Cool thing about this is you can just go back to the video to do the excercise with a teacher erasing it
Oh my brain ! I am sorry I can't, I am french it is too hard, I will come backvery soon !
Hahaha 🤪
@@GracieTerzian 💙
Here's the thing about thinking: If thinking was easy, everyone would do it.
And of course I'm including myself.
@@dewardroy6531 thank you for encouraging me buddy
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I try to avert My eyes; just to test the memory.
How has this got millions of likes in less than 15 minutes, with 40 or less people watching?😅
Haha because a bunch of people start watching and then leave. It’s not the same 40 people watching the whole time. And I noticed 30 people liked the video before it even premiered!
@@GracieTerzian I'm one of the ones who liked it before it even premiered. I knew it was going to amazing. And it WAS!