E major

Learn major scales: piano, treble clef, charts, pattern/formula, chords

Learn how to build an E major scale on the piano, and learn the pattern for building any major scale here. Learn the piano with piano chords.

A Major Scale on the guitar fretboard | Learn the notes, chords, and more for the A Major Scale on the lesson page!

Here is the fingering (finger patterns) for the E major scale for your right hand, left hand, treble clef or bass clef.

Piano Scales for C Major, G Major, D Major, A Major

This handwritten cheat sheat show the seven modes of the major scale.

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Fingering for A flat major scale on piano. Also known as Ab major scale. Fingering for treble clef, bass clef, right hand and left hand.

Chords by key. Piano chords in the keys of C, C#, Db, D, D sharp, Eb, E, F, F sharp, Gb, G, G#, A flat, A, A#, Bb & B major and minor. Diagrams. For guitar as well.

Reference for remembering the names and spellings of each of the melodic minor modes. Each example lists the scale degrees that make up the mode in comparrison to a major scale and the mode spelled from the common root note ‘D’

The blues scale is one of the most popular scales used. It's used across many genres of music, from blues to rock to jazz and others.

If you want to create varied and interesting blues guitar solos, I would strongly recommend getting to grips with the major pentatonic scale.

Find out the chords of the Eb major scale (or D# major scale) with this awesome infographic and our in-depth article.

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One of the most popular chords progression in B Major is the 1, 6, 4, 5 progression. In the key of B major this would be B Major, G sharp minor, E major and F sharp major. Use these guitar diagrams to help you play this chords progression. For more music theory resources, check out jadebultitude.com