How to Play the A Minor Scale on Cello

Video Transcript

"Here we're going to discuss the A minor scale. It's different notes compared to the A major scale. And the fact that the A minor scale is actually the relative minor to the C major scale. Therefore, the notes that you find in the C major scale are also the A minor scale. So the notes in the A minor scale are A, B, C, D, E, F, G. And back to A. The difference is being between it and the minor scale and the major is that your C is a C sharp. As oppose to the C natural, which occurs in the minor scale. C natural, minor. A major scale is the C sharp. So, F sharp also occurs in the A major scale. It goes to an F natural. G occurs in the A minor scale. It's G sharp and the A major scale, so. A minor scale."