Minor scales - everything you need to know in 5 minutes

Relative, parallel, natural, harmonic, melodic. Fingerings and practice approaches. 5 minutes.

0:00 relative major and minor
1:04 parallel major and minor
1:34 different types of minor
2:06 melodic = melody
2:29 harmonic = harmony
3:13 quick review
3:34 fingerings
4:10 practice

[swibhjm]

Smart and very informative presentation on the minor scales. Well done!

[Eiliyah]

Lightbulbs just turned on in my Brain. Been playing for decades never realized the relationship between the major and minor scales. I learned major, minor and chromatic scales. Thank you for this moment.

[suryac]

Its too fast, can you please explain slowly in small steps

[InWonderland-zl]

Ok what how when why WHAT. have i not been playing the keyboard for 13 years omg😭
Where do you learn all this😭

[back-seat-driver]

Obviously your intention is to deliver the shortest tutorials as anybody else,
so maybe the next tutorials will be 3 or even less minutes?
Joke a side, thanks for your videos as always….
and finally, your hair is growing - looks much smarter!

[gunorijssel]

Hi, I have a PUZZLE for you and I'm actually pretty curious to see IF you're gonna AGREE OR NOT with me: the terms RELATIVE and PARALLEL are actually used in the WRONG way. Explanation: the sole fact that C-MAJOR and A-MINOR make use of the SAME notes does NOT make them 'RELATIVES'. That is: THEY ARE NOT FAMILIES of each other, other the WEIRD fact THAT they're using the SAME note. It's akin to LINDON JOHNSON(former US president) and MICHAEL JOHNSON(former multiple USA winner track and field 400m) and BEN JOHNSON (former CANADIAN 100m track and field sprinter). The SOLE fact that they have exactly the SAME SURNAME does NOT make them 'RELATIVES': IT MAKES THEM....PARALLELS of each other: that is: THEY HAVE SOMETHING(JUST THAT!) IN MORE. On the contrary: C-MINOR and C-MAJOR are RELATIVES of each other: THEY HAVE THE SAME HOME BASE...THE C. Again: C MAJOR AND C FAMILY OF EACH OTHER AND THEREFORE AND A-MINOR HAVE IN COMMON WITH EACH THAN THIS WEIRD FACT THAT THEY'RE USIN EXACTLY THE SAME NOTES. ...Let me know what YOU think of MY observation!!!

[frankconley]

Dude. Too complicated. Way too complicated. Up one note going up and down one note going down? Now i have to find video on melodic and harmonic to find out what you are taking about