Chromatic scale

We`re here to explain everything you need to know about the chromatic scale, how to play it, and how you can use it in your creative process.

The Chromatic Scale is a great exercise for developing fingering strength, dexterity, and practicing the thumb under technique. Here is a 2 octave practice exercise for the right hand.

Pentatonic, Major and Chromatic Scales

The Piano Teacher Resource website is offering a free circle of 5ths diagram in wonderful bright colors for a limited time! We use the circle of 5ths all the time in the studio for learning and understanding keys and key signatures, so I think my students will enjoy this colorful version!

Choosing between diatonic and chromatic scales can impact the sound and feel of your music. Learn when to use each scale and how they influence your compositions. Perfect for musicians looking to deepen their understanding of music theory. #DiatonicVsChromatic #MusicScales #ComposingMusic

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Relative keys have the same key signature (number of sharps or flats). For every note in the chromatic scale there is a relative major key and a

Chromatic solfege hand sign chart

Spread the love 29 29SharesChromatic scales aren't terribly musical, but they do make for good exercises or speed drills. They can help you build your finger strength and dexterity, coordination, speed, and so on. As you probably know, there are 12 notes in the 12-tone western scale. A chromatic scale is merely a scale with all 12...

The Chromatic Scale is an extremely challenging musical scale and pitching exercise, training us to be able to sing all the semitones in a simple octave, greatly improving our pitching sense!