Emily Learning Music

E Minor scale is a scale that begins and ends with E. The relative major key with the same key signature as E minor is G Major.

E♭ minor scale is a scale that is enharmonic to D# flat minor. In this post, I’ll go through E♭ minor natural, harmonic and melodic scale.

D# minor scale is a scale that is enharmonic to E flat minor. Here, I go through D# minor natural, harmonic and melodic scale.

D minor scale is a scale that begins and ends with D. Here, I go through D minor natural, harmonic and melodic scale.

C# minor scale is a scale that begins and ends with C#. Here, I go through C# minor natural, harmonic and melodic scale.

C minor scale is a scale that begins and ends with C. Here, I go through C minor natural, harmonic and melodic scale.

There are 3 types of minor scales – natural, harmonic and melodic. Let’s look at the unique characteristics of each type of minor scale.

A major scale is a diatonic scale that has 5 tones and 2 semitones in each octave. Find the features of major key, and how to differentiate them from minor keys here.

A♭ major scale is a major scale that begins on A♭. Its relative minor is F minor. Here, you’ll find the scales, and notes of the scales.

F major scale is a major scale that begins on F. Its relative minor is D minor. Here, you’ll find the scales, and notes of the scales.