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    This week the blogger practiced singing major and minor scales within an octave to improve fluency, tone, and familiarity with how minor scales differ from major scales. They found minor scales more difficult since major scales are more familiar, but focused on identifying which notes change from major to minor and switching those notes while singing up the scale. By the end of the week they had practiced this technique four times but still struggled with minor scales due to their greater familiarity with major scales.

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    This week the blogger practiced singing major and minor scales within an octave to improve fluency, tone, and familiarity with how minor scales differ from major scales. They found minor scales more difficult since major scales are more familiar, but focused on identifying which notes change from major to minor and switching those notes while singing up the scale. By the end of the week they had practiced this technique four times but still struggled with minor scales due to their greater familiarity with major scales.

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    Practice Blog- week beginning 11th January 2016

    This week I sang through the major scales in the octave changing vowel
    sounds each time ensuring that my fluency was correct as well as my tone. I
    then sang the minor scales within the octave to get to grips with the difference in
    sounds. I found it hard to sing the minor scales because I am so used to singing
    only major scales during warm ups, it took me a while to get the hang of how it
    sounds and I think that it is going to take me more practice to get this. I tried to
    get used to which main notes change within the scale and focusing on switching
    the notes as I go up the scale. A major scale: A B C# D E F# G# A to nature
    minor: A B C D E F G - the 3rd, 6th and 7th notes change so by singing up the major
    scale but shifting these notes I progressed in my ability to sing these and
    become more fluent. I did this 4 times this week but towards the end of the week
    I still struggled because the major scale is just so familiar.

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