About Course
Scales don’t have to be the boring part of your practice. I designed this course together with a composer pianist, bringing you piano accompaniments with harmonies that develop continuously, not just I-V-I chords. The idea is for you to train your melodic ear while having fun playing, as if you were in a concert instead of doing technical exercises.
All major and melodic minor scales in 2 octaves. I chose melodic minors because they’re the ones we use most in youth orchestras and auditions in general. Each scale includes clear fingering and an accompaniment designed to get you used to real musical life: changing harmonies, phrasing, and musicality from technical practice.
Perfect for warming up before playing or as a daily routine for intonation and rhythm without depending on the metronome.
What Will You Learn?
- How to improve your intonation by playing with piano accompaniment that includes harmonic progressions—training your ear to navigate changing harmonies just like in real musical settings.
- A way to develop rhythm and musicality from technical practice—not just correct fingers, but musical phrasing within harmonic context.
- All major and melodic minor scales in 2 octaves with clear fingering in each key.
- A professional warm-up routine ready to use before rehearsals, lessons, or daily practice.
Course Content
MODULE 1
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Let’s warm up together with some basic principles
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MODULE 2 – All scales with sharps in 2 octaves
All major and melodic minor scales with sharps. I show you each scale with recommended fingering, then you practice with piano accompaniment.
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C major
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A minor
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G major
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E minor
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D major
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B minor
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A major
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F# minor
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E major
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C# minor
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B major
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G# minor
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F# major
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D# minor
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C# major
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A# minor
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MODULE 3 – All scales with flats in 2 octaves
All major and melodic minor scales with flats. I show you each scale with recommended fingering, then you practice with piano accompaniment.
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F major
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D minor
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Bb major
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G minor
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Eb major
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C minor
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Ab major
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F minor
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Db major
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Bb minor
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Gb major
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Eb minor
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Cb major
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Ab minor
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MODULE 4 – Scales with piano accompaniment
Practice all scales with professional piano accompaniment featuring continuous harmonic progressions. Stay steady in tune while harmonies change around you—just like in real musical settings.
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Let’s play C major together with piano
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Piano accompaniment C major
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Piano accompaniment A minor
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Piano accompaniment in G major
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Piano accompaniment in E minor
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Piano accompaniment in D major
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Piano accompaniment in B minor
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Piano accompaniment in A major
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Piano accompaniment in F# minor
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Piano accompaniment in E major
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Piano accompaniment in C# minor
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Piano accompaniment in B major (also Cb major)
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Piano accompaniment in G# minor (also Ab minor)
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Piano accompaniment in F# major (also Gb major)
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Piano accompaniment in D# minor (also Eb minor)
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Piano accompaniment in C# major (also Db major)
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Piano accompaniment in A# minor (also Bb minor)
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Piano accompaniment in F major
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Piano accompaniment in D minor
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Piano accompaniment in Bb major
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Piano accompaniment in G minor
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Piano accompaniment in Eb major
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Piano accompaniment in C minor
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Piano accompaniment in Ab major
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Piano accompaniment in F minor
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PDF and Links
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PDF with all major and melodic minor scales
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What minor scales are?
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What is an enharmonic scale?