E Minor Violin Scale: 7th Degree

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Part of the video series: The E Melodic Minor Violin Scale

E Minor Violin Scale: 1st Degree

E Minor Violin Scale: 2nd Degree

E Minor Violin Scale: 2nd Octave

E Minor Violin Scale: 3rd Degree

E Minor Violin Scale: 4th Degree

E Minor Violin Scale: 5th Degree

E Minor Violin Scale: 6th Degree

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Summary: To be a great violinist you need more than just scales. Here is a free video clip on the 7th degree of an E minor violin scale.

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E Minor Violin Scale: 7th Degree

Now let's play our scale once again. (playing violin) Second finger on the F sharp, third G sharp, fourth A, fifth B, sixth in sharp. Now let's go over our seventh scale degree which is a D sharp. It's played with a high third finger on the A string; let's take a look. That is our D sharp. Now between C sharp our sixth scale degree and D sharp our second scale degree is a whole step. Because between sixth and seventh and the melodic minor scale is always a whole step.