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C Major Scale for the Piano
C Minor Scale for the Piano
Minor Scales on the Piano
A Minor Scale for the Piano
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Summary: Learn how to play the C Minor Scale on a piano in this free online video music lesson on how to play the piano for beginners.
Omri Goldshtrom has been playing the piano for over 10 years. He currently teaches lessons to students of all ages in the Greater Austin Area. For more information please contact him...read more
"Hi my name is Omri and today we are going to play the C Minor scale. The C Minor scale begins on C; any C and you play C, D, E flat, that’s where the minor sound starts to come in. F, G, A flat, E flat, and C. I’ll play it one more time. The sound is very different from the C Major scale; which is often described as having a happier sound than the Minor scale and often pieces that are written in the Minor have more depth to them and maybe a sadder kind of quality."
eHow Article: C Minor Scale for the Piano
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