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Now let us try the natural minor scale, also known as the Aeolian mode. (Piano playing) minor scales and minor chords tend to get the music of melancholy pensive quality. (Piano playing) It supposed to major scales which tend to revote brighter reference. (Piano playing) now would not mostly there are exemptions of course.
Learning the different minor scales can be a challenge but considering all the solo impossibilities, they opened up it is definitely worth it. You actually play the D minor chord in the opening exercise we played earlier (Piano playing) minor scales flat of third note of the scale in third note it is a third note and C. Flat it (Piano playing) on the step pattern (Piano playing) it has got a whole step, a whole step, a whole step, a whole step, a whole step, a whole step. So for scale of C minor (Piano playing) begin the game with the thumb on middle C (Piano playing) start with the scale again C to D is whole is step. But this time when we get to the third note in this scale instead of playing the regular E note we will flat it, flat the note by dropping down the half down to E flat which in this case the C scale happens to be a black note (Piano playing) okay E to E flat, third (Piano playing) remember we are now following the step pattern for a minor scale. So, start again on the root note. The C minor scale sounds like these (Piano playing).
The notes for the C minor scale are the C (Piano playing) D (Piano playing) E flat (Piano playing) F (Piano playing) G (Piano playing) A flat (Piano playing) B flat (Piano playing) C.
You notice a mood that you feel to the scale (Piano playing) minor scales can use flat and sharps, depending on what key you are in. If you play the A minor natural scale by playing the minor scale step pattern you happen to end up only using white notes in this scale.(Piano playing) A to B a whole step (Piano playing) E to C half step (Piano playing) C to D, a whole step (Piano playing) D to E, a whole step (Piano playing ) E to F as a half step (Piano playing) F to G a whole step (Piano playing)and G to A a whole step (Piano playing).
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