Music Theory 2 Guitar Course | Natural Minor Scale | Lesson 11

Music Theory 2 Guitar Course Lesson 11 - The Natural Minor Scale
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In this course you’ll learn
* Intervals and their names
* Interval Shapes
* Octave Shapes
* Unison Shapes
* The Major Scale
* Sharps and Flats
* Music Keys
* The Natural Minor Scale
* Relative Minor and Minor Keys
* Scale Patterns and Positions
* And much more!

This is Lesson 11 from our guitar course “Music Theory 2”. In this lesson you’ll learn about the Natural Minor Scale (Pure Minor Scale). The Natural Minor Scale is the most important minor scale to understand. It comes right out of the Major Scale which is why it’s called the Natural Minor or Pure Minor Scale.

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[mfe]

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[augustobautista]

Great explanation professor...
These minor scales seemed difficult but now thanks to you I understood them clearly 👍

[Sinnbad]

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[gibsonflood]

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[philjames]

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[sailormike]

Thanks so much for your lessons, some of these basic concepts had been eluding me for years. I think I finally understand the concept of the natural minor vs what I used to think. Based on the way I've seen it taught, I always thought that the natural minor was the equivalent of playing the scale but starting on the 6th degree, for example, using C major = A - B - C - D - E - F - G, but in actuality, it's taking the pattern/formula that is formed if you were to play the major scale starting on the 6th degree (A in this example) and then applying it to the Tonic of C. This would result in a scale of: C - D - Eb - F - G - Ab - Bb - C as the Natural minor of C?

[EarthnikNews]

So does a natural minor scale play well with the major scale its notes were taken from?

[MsDavo]

So is it correct to say that natural minor is the 6th mode of major scale?Aeolian mode of a major scale is natural minor scale?Will it give me natural minor scale in all positions?🤗

[gameormusic]

i think you need a universal language like symbol in math (number etc.)

it will be better if you write
1 1 ½ 1 1 1 ½
than
ws ws hs ws ws ws hs