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Don Pearce Grand Canyon University TEC 542 Module Seven Assignment March 16, 2011 Learning

Don Pearce Grand Canyon University TEC 542 Module Seven Assignment March 16, 2011 Learning Major and Minor Scales Power. Point Tutorial

Learning Major and Minor Scales: • • • How to construct a Major Scale

Learning Major and Minor Scales: • • • How to construct a Major Scale How to draw a Major Scale on a given note How to construct a minor scale How to draw a minor scale on a given note How to tell the difference between a Major and minor scale by ear If you have trouble at any time doing this tutorial – ask Mr. Pearce for a helper, to assist you in completing Today’s work!

What we have learned so far: • Treble and Bass clef note names •

What we have learned so far: • Treble and Bass clef note names • Whole steps and half steps Half steps are the notes that are closest to each other Whole steps skip the next note and go to the next available note

To help us understand whole and half steps we also used pictures: = whole

To help us understand whole and half steps we also used pictures: = whole = half And we made blocks: = whole = half Now you are ready to learn how to construct major and minor scales!

For the Major scale: The formula is “two-and-a-half, three-and-a-half, . ” Look at the

For the Major scale: The formula is “two-and-a-half, three-and-a-half, . ” Look at the chart below to see how this works, starting on the note “C. ” FROM: http: //www. musictheory. net/lessons/21

See how the Major Scale is built on the note “E-flat. : ”

See how the Major Scale is built on the note “E-flat. : ”

See how the Major Scale is built on the note “D: ”

See how the Major Scale is built on the note “D: ”

Now, fill in the work sheet you have, to show you have mastered major

Now, fill in the work sheet you have, to show you have mastered major scales, and hand it to Mr. Pearce before moving on.

For the minor scale: The formula is “one-and-a-half, two. ” Look at the chart

For the minor scale: The formula is “one-and-a-half, two. ” Look at the chart below to see how this works, starting on the note “A. ” FROM: http: //www. musictheory. net/lessons/22

See how the minor Scale is built on the note “G-sharp: ”

See how the minor Scale is built on the note “G-sharp: ”

See how the minor Scale is built on the note “C: ”

See how the minor Scale is built on the note “C: ”

To show that you can construct minor scales, use one of the following: Take

To show that you can construct minor scales, use one of the following: Take two pictures of different objects with your camera phone, and place the pictures in the correct order of the minor scale formula (to represent the whole and half steps), in a WORD document, showing me your results, or: (next slide, please)

Take the blocks of we made in class to represent whole steps and half

Take the blocks of we made in class to represent whole steps and half steps and place them in the correct order to represent the construction of a minor scale, then show me your efforts or: (next slide please)

Listen to the MP 3 file of five scales I recorded for you and

Listen to the MP 3 file of five scales I recorded for you and placed on http: //www. donpearce. net/classrooindex/advancedchoir/link and write down which of the five MP 3 files are minor scales, handing your results in to me.

Now that you have completed this tutorial – really prove to me you know

Now that you have completed this tutorial – really prove to me you know what you are doing by going to our class blog at: http: //omakadvancedchoir. blogspot. com/ When you get there, please post the following entries under your name: 1. Major scale built on C-sharp written by note letter name 2. Minor scale built on E, written by note later name

References: Ricci Adam’s Music Theory. net http: //www. musictheory. net/lessons/21 Ricci Adam’s Music Theory.

References: Ricci Adam’s Music Theory. net http: //www. musictheory. net/lessons/21 Ricci Adam’s Music Theory. net http: //www. musictheory. net/lessons/22 home