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Violin String Names
E Minor Violin Scale: 1st Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 2nd Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 3rd Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 4th Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 5th Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 6th Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 7th Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 8th Degree
E Minor Violin Scale: 2nd Octave
How to Read an E Minor Scale
Reversed E Minor Violin Scale
Violin Improvisation in E Minor
Violin Tone Tips
E Minor Scale Violin Tips
Summary: To be a great violinist you need more than just scales. Here is a free video clip on how to read an E minor violin scale on staff paper.
Jason Salmon has been playing the violin for 17 years, and has been teaching violin for seven years. He taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which offers affordable violin...read more
"Now we learned how to play and construct are E minor melodic scale on the violin. But now let's look at it on staff paper take a look. Here is our treble clef now if you see there is a number one on your E that symbolizes our first scale degree, F sharp we have two. If you see we have a V shape symbol connecting two and three this means is a half step. Remember our V shape equals a half step, four is A, five is B, six is C sharp because we always raise the sixth in a minor melodic scale. Next is our D sharp and we have seven eight being connected by this half step symbol which is this V symbol. Remember in a E minor melodic scale or any minor melodic scale for that matter two and three, seven, eight are half steps in the sixth is always raised."
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