Minor Scales Explained in 8 Minutes

In this video Peggy explains how the minor scale can be used in your music. You’ll learn how to create powerful melodies and longing harmony with the minor scale.

00:00 Intro
00:57 Natural
02:30 Harmonic
03:02 Melodic
03:47 Review
04:57 Examples
07:16 Outro

Each has a slightly different use, but all three scales include the distinctive minor third interval.

After learning all of the minor scales we’ll look at how they’re used in popular music (5:08). Doing this is important, because it’s key to train your ear to hear the different minor scales.
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[LANDRmusic]

How do you use minor scales in your music? Do you make cool TLC-inspired instrumentals, too?

[zireal]

I literally learned both major and minor scales in 15 minutes thanks to this video and the previous about major
Wow, thanks

[amorfati]

Damn, your videos are criminally underrated. I think I'm finally starting to get the theory behind riffs a bit more. I've looked up scales, and they expect you to know intervals, then you look up intervals and they expect you to know scales. I knew the major and minor scales, but just in an abstract way. No I kind of see how you put them together into a melody. Thank you.

[Bruhhhh]

I love how these lessons are simple and comprehensible, I also really like how she includes examples at the end too!!

[TheTonyTitan]

I'm about to learn the shit outta some music theory😍

[maddiem]

Thank you so much! I had no idea what minors were, and this helped me so much. Very simple, quick to the point, and the visuals were great

[user]

You are a wonderful teacher Peggy. Thank you!

[ryanwintersmusic]

You're rad Peggy, thanks a bunch for this super helpful tutorials. I've learnt tons from these Landr tutorials they're all really great

[heismorningstar]

I've watched about three of your videos and i can say you're the best teacher Peggy, your explanations are easy to understand. Thanks a lot 💙💛

[bidenpoopants]

Thanks for the information and you have a great voice

[less]

This is undoubtedly the best lesson i've seen here, it's just so easy to understand here. tysm

[cameronfindlay]

these videos by this woman are the most underapriciated videos this channel does. With a different channel and a specific niche, They would do so well! Thank you for the videos so far!

[claralimap]

You're such a good teacher!! Ty sm

[flaviensylva]

Peggy this is the first video I watch in this channel and well this put a lot of pressure on the next one. Fantastic video, clear, well explain and kind of fun. I'm a beginner in keyboard and I feel that I just level up just by watching your video. BIG THANK

[EternityTornApart]

ive been trying to understand this issue for forever, and this video explains it so simply! subscribed and notifications on <3

[josef-]

I just discovered harmonic minor scales from this video, and I absolutely love them now.

[martylovellmusic.]

Thank you for explaining this in a clear and precise way! Scales are so overwhelming for me, im still struggling with all my scales

[yeetskeetselfdelete]

I've watched, and I understood half of what you said, but that's 100% more than basically any other person I've watched

[naynayw]

Super helpful video using songs to explain and demonstrate. Thanks! Also glad to see its not just me practising scales and stuffing them up hahaha

[SCobb-uppx]

Thanks, Peggy! Green sleeves is the hymn, “What Child is This”. Written in E minor.