Violin Scales in Eb (Flat) Major

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Summary: Learn how to play violin scales in Eb (flat) Major in this free video series. Get music theory tips and violin lessons from an expert.

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Jason Salmon Jason Salmon has played the violin for more than a decade. He has taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which gives inner-city youths affordable vi... read more

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Violin Scales in Eb (Flat) Major

Hi, today we are going to talk about construct and play in E flat major scale. Throughout the series we are going to play and talk about half steps and whole steps which are the relationships between 2 notes. We are going to talk about tone and how to get a good sound out of your violin. We are going to talk about the scale degree which are 1-8. We are going to talk about everything you have to know to play in E flat major scale or any major scale for that matter. Because the same thing goes for each major scale. No matter what type it is whether it is a E flat, whether it is a C, whether if it is a D, A, B it is all the same. They have the same thing 3-4, 7-8 half steps. That is it. So let's play a little bit.