The Three Flavors of Minor Music Scales - Music Theory Crash Course

Why are there three different kinds of minor music scales, what do they sound like and how are they different from one another? I try to answer all of those questions in today's Music Theory Crash Course.

[KunalM-ecpm]

Thank you for your videos :D They're really informative and well-made

[Squirrel_eater]

How the hell is that channel not more popular?

[Smoothhh_One]

I WISH YOU COULDVE WITNESSED MY HEAD EXPLODE WHEN YOU HELPED ME REALIZE THE RELATION BETWEEN NATURAL MINOR AND THE RELATIVE MAJOR

[emixu]

Wow, you explain everything so clearly! The animated graphics are very helpful also! Thank you also for doing multiple examples; it's helps to clarify! Now I feel ready for my test. 😃👍 Good job!

[autumn]

Omg thank you so much I have a test for my music theory class and this really helped!!!

[vinehere]

wow I never knew
when I started piano I was confused because I was like why is that note in the scale thanks dude for helping me
thanks and have a good day :D

[youtubewatcher]

Good demonstration of the scales but you did not answer why there are 3 minor scales at all.

[Cujohhh]

Isn't there a minor scale that's like this?:

1, 2b, #3, 4, 5, 6b, 7# ?

If so, what's it called?

[murd_bird]

why cant i remember this? just why why why!

[birdyghostly]

Now I don't have to join AP music theory 😂

[murd_bird]

this is all just spanish to me. what is wrong with me

[donlessnau]

Good info but your presentation is way too fast. What's the hurry? Slow down so viewers can absorb what you say. What's the rush? Decaf. Look into it.