Seeing as it's a G minor chord, you'll want to use the minor spelling listed above, but use the G major scale. So let's take the 3rd chord as an example. So, if you wanted to find a minor chord, you'd use the major scale of the root note you want to build it from, using the major chord spelling to find the correct notes. To do this, you always use the chord spelling formulas on the major key. If you don't know how to play the natural triad shapes of these chords, you can use chord spellings to work them out by yourself. Therefore the Eb major chord scale consists of: Using this chord scale formula, you plug it into the note from the E flat major scale. Minor: minor, diminished, major, minor, minor, major, majorīecause the key you're working in is major, you'll want to use the major chord scale formula, which is: Major Minor Minor Major Major Minor Diminished.Major: major, minor, minor, major, major, minor, diminsihed.(Please see how our terms and conditions apply to our exclusive Your Accompanist free-to-download resources). If you enjoy using these scales, please tell us To download, right-click on 'Download MP3' and select 'Save File As.', 'Save Link As.' or similar. Practice singing them smoothly (legato) or make each note detached (staccato). Take fewer breaths as your control increases, until you can do the whole exercise in one breath. Many people like to use vowel sounds on their own or single syllables like lah, loo, maw, me, (give pew a try!).īreathe comfortably to begin with - and take a breath wherever you have to. There is no hard and fast rule about how to use them. They will help you to sing in tune until you feel confident enough to sing your scales on your own. Michael has created each one individually with its own harmonisation so that you can have a context for singing in Here are some scales which we hope will help you practice. Singing scales can be dull and quite difficult without an accompanist.
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