Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link http pws npru ac tharnon

Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

BRASS II LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

Chapter 2 Scales and Arpeggios • Major Scale • Minor Scale • Arpeggios Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

§ Important things Every music, the composer has written from structure of scale, if the performer has practice scale on every keys already, it’s make the performer easily to play on every music. And scales can make your ears better, because when the performer practice scales often, your ears will memorize the interval between the notes. Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

§ Major Scale The structure of Major scale, the interval between notes is not same, some step is 2 nd major interval and some step is 2 nd minor interval. Example, C major scale structure. (W is whole, H is half) 1 – 2 is Whole step, 2 – 3 is Whole step, 3 – 4 is half step, 4 – 5 is Whole step, 5 – 6 is Whole step, 6 – 7 is Whole step and 7 – 8(1) is half step. Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

§ Minor scale The structure of Minor scale, the interval between notes is not same, some step is 2 nd major interval and some step is 2 nd minor interval. Example, A minor scale structure. (W is whole, H is half) 1 3 5 7 – – 2 is 4 is 6 is 8(1) Whole step, 2 – 3 is half step, Whole step, 4 – 5 is Whole step, half step, 6 – 7 is Whole step and is Whole step. Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

§ Arpeggios 5 th Arpeggios is an interval of scale the structure is 1 st 3 rd and 8 th from the scale. Example, C arpeggios. And play only 1, 3, 5 and 8 Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon

Arnon Hosakulsuwan Link : http: //pws. npru. ac. th/arnon