lesson 7 : the chromatic scale. what is a scale?? a series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

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Lesson 7 : The Chromati c Scale

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Page 1: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

Lesson 7 : The

Chromatic Scale

Page 2: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

What is a Scale??A series of sequential pitches

spanning one octave.

Page 3: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

What is a Scale??A series of sequential pitches

spanning one octave.This is also true for the

Chromatic Scale.

Page 4: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

Intervals : ALL Half Steps

The Chromatic Scale is made entirely of Half Steps!No matter which 2 notes you play

it’ll sound like “Jaws”.

Page 5: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

General Rule :The Chromatic Scale uses sharps # going up…… and flats b going down……. Well….. Usually….

Page 6: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

What’s “Enharmonic”??

Why is the black key missing??!!??

Page 7: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

Chromatic Scale Features & Benefits

• Features :– Comprised of Half

Steps.

– Makes you THINK.

– You must know ALL of your fingerings to play it!

– Chromatic sequences are found in music you will play!

• Benefits :– You’ll add another

scale to your musical knowledge.

– You won’t need a fingering chart anymore!

– You will understand what “Enharmonic” means.

….and you’ll be one step closer to learning how to play “Flight of the Bumble Bee”!

Page 8: Lesson 7 : The Chromatic Scale. What is a Scale?? A series of sequential pitches spanning one octave

Next Lesson :

• #8 Dotted Rhythms :

• “3 Is a Magic Number” isn’t just a song in Schoolhouse Rock!

• The more your rhythms look different, the more they will behave the same!

• Study up on your fractions!!