Violin Scales in Eb (Flat) Major: Review

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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 been playing the violin for seventeen years and been teaching violin for seven. He has taught for the Ladsonian Foundation in New York, which... read more

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Violin Scales in Eb (Flat) Major: Review

So now that we have learned our to construct and how to play and look it on staff paper our E flat major scale. Okay let's just review everything that we have learned. Let's start from the scale okay 1st finger E flat is a low 1st finger on the D string. Scale degree number E flat. Scale degree number 2 E natural, scale degree G natural half step between 3 and 4 A flat. Scale degree number 5 is a B flat. Scale degree number 6 is a C natural. Scale degree number 7 is a D natural and scale degree number is a E flat. Remember between scale degree number 7 and 8 is a half step. D to E flat in a scale degree number to 3 and 4 is a half step to.