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How to Play Chords on a Flute in G Flat: Part 3

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Part of the video series: Playing Flute Scales in G Flat Major

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Summary: Learn how to play chords in a G flat major scale on the flute from an expert flutist in this free video on musical instruments and music theory.

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Kiely Griffin Kiely Griffin is a third-year music management and jazz flute student at the Hartt School of Music in West Hartford, CT. She has previously served as vice pre... read more

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How to Play Chords on a Flute in G Flat: Part 3

We have now look at the first 2 chords that come out of the G flat major scale. We had G flat major that started on the first note which was a major chord. An A flat minor which started on the second note of the scale which outline a minor chord. Let's look at the other major chords from the G flat major scale. The other major chord, major chord having major 3rd and then a minor 3rd starts on the 4th note of the scale C flat. We have C flat, E flat, G flat, C flat, G flat, E flat, and C flat. Here is the chord, this is how it sounds on the piano. A nice major chord. The other major chord starts on the 5th of the G flat major scale. We have D flat, F, A flat, back to D flat, A flat, F, and D flat. Here is the major chord written out. This is how it sounds put together a nice major sound. I will not play the arpeggios each of the chords individually on the flute. Here is a C flat major. Now we have D flat major arpeggio. Those are the other major chords from the G flat major scale.

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