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  • Scales: Natural Half Steps Are Between E and F and Between B and C. Therefore We Have Two Scales Without Any Accidentals

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    The document discusses two scales without accidentals: the C major scale and A minor scale. It notes that natural half steps occur between E-F and B-C, forming the basis for these two key scales. Diagrams are provided showing the pattern of whole and half steps that make up the C major, A minor, and G major scales.

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    The document discusses two scales without accidentals: the C major scale and A minor scale. It notes that natural half steps occur between E-F and B-C, forming the basis for these two key scales. Diagrams are provided showing the pattern of whole and half steps that make up the C major, A minor, and G major scales.

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    Scales: Natural Half Steps Are Between E and F and Between B and C. Therefore We Have Two Scales Without Any Accidentals

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    The document discusses two scales without accidentals: the C major scale and A minor scale. It notes that natural half steps occur between E-F and B-C, forming the basis for these two key scales. Diagrams are provided showing the pattern of whole and half steps that make up the C major, A minor, and G major scales.

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    Scales

    Natural half steps are between E and F and between B and C. Therefore we have two scales without any accidentals:
    C major scale







    Half step A minor scale

    G major scale

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