It's really important that we can easily picture major scale on piano without really thinking about it to avoid going off course and using the wrong notes when we're actually playing music. Truly memorizing a scale is more than just learning to play it up and down!

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0:00 What we're doing
0:46 The Major Scale Pattern In 2 Simple Blocks
3:00 The Major Scale Pattern In Steps
3:50 Repeating The Blocks In 2 (or more) Octaves
4:00 Finding Whole Steps
5:03 Finding Major Scales Quickly Using 2 Blocks Of Notes
8:05 Why Use Blocks? Blocks VS Steps
10:45 More Examples Finding Major Scales
11:33 How To Practice
12:56 Interval Names

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