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How to Play F Sharp Chord on the Melodica

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Summary: Learn how to play F Sharp Chord on the Melodica in this free music lesson video from a professional comedian and improv pioneer.

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Brit Ginn Britt Ginn is half of the band called The Ginn Sisters based out of Austin, TX. Growing up listening to the family band they played music at home, at school ... read more

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How to Play F Sharp Chord on the Melodica

Now we are going to play F sharp major. F sharp major is made up of F sharp, A sharp, and C sharp and it sounds like this. To get F sharp minor we are going to flat our 3rd note. Major, minor. The F sharp major arpeggio is made up of the 1,3, and the 5 of the F sharp major scale. It is F sharp, A sharp and C sharp. All black keys.

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