Scales
The scales are in both Treble and Bass Clef. All scales are written in 12 different keys, ascending and descending. They can be worked on individually or as a mixed pitch ensemble (Concert Band).
Once the player becomes exposed to some different types of scales, he may begin to enjoy practicing them.
Content and Order
A – Tonic C – (1-12)
B – Tonic C – (13-25)
C – Tonic C – (26-37)
D – Tonic C – (38-49)
E – Instructions for Group Rehearsals |
1 – Major (Ionian)
2 – Pure Minor (Aeolian)
3 – Harmonic Minor
4 – Melodic Minor
5 – Pentatonic
6 – Blues
7 – Ionian Mode (Major)
8 – Dorian Mode
9 – Phrygian Mode
10 – Lydian Mode
11 – Mixolydian Mode (Dominant Seventh)
12 – Aeolian Mode (Pure Minor)
13 – Hypophrygian Mode (Locrian #1) (Spanish)
14 – Locrian #2
15 – Spanish (Locrian #1)
16 – Oriental
17 – Gypsy Minor
18 – Hungarian
19 – Hindu
20 – Neopolitan Minor
21 – Neopolitan Major
22 – Whole Tone
23 – Diminished Whole Tone
24 – Leading Whole Tone
25 – Overtone
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26 – Flamenco
27 – Symmetric
28 – Arabian (Major Locrian)
29 – Ultra Locrian
30 – Ravel (Super Locrian)
31 – Javanese
32 – Todi (Indian)
33 – Persian
34 – Marva (Indian)
35 – Enigmatic
36 – Balinese 1
37 – Pelog (Balinese)
38 – Iwata (Japanese)
39 – Hirajoshi (Japanese)
40 – Egyptian
41 – Chinese 2
42 – Kumoi (Japanese 1)
43 – Mongolian (Pentatonic Major)
44 – Romanian
45 – Algerian (Natural Minor)
46 – Gospel
47 – Prometheus
48 – Acoustic
49 – Augmented
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Here are a few examples from the Treble Scales… Click to view
