Learning the F Major Scale
- Fun-Key Sunita
- Nov 23, 2017
- 2 min read
Hello kids, mums and dads! š
Last week we learnt how to play the ā¤ D minor scale.
Now get ready for theš F Major scale.
They are both similar but one scale starts on D and the other on F. Why are they similar? I hear you ask?
šWell to unlock the mystery, play the F Major scale with Dani to find the answer! (Shssssh - parents, the answer is below)!
A: They both have a Bbš (B flat)
b = is a sign for a flat note. This note is the little black key to the left of a white key. So for example, the little black key to the left of A, is Ab, the little black key to the left of B, is Bb.
š£ Here is a challenge for you! Follow Dani & play 1 or 2 octaves with the correct fingers with the right hand. Now to try for the super star challenge - try to play 3 octaves š
Extra stickers for the winner !
Have fun and we can't wait to heat your F seargent Majors š
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š¬ Watch Dani's clip and follow his tips. Then print the fun sheet provided below and practice at home! It's so easy and simple. š
Dani, Sunita, Jay, Ana, Rachael and Freddie
The Fun-Keys team
You can DOWNLOAD and print the Fun-sheet from here! On Desktop computer - Right Click on it and Save As...
On Mobile Device - Tap on it and keep it pressed. Download Image.
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