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SUMMARY:Degrees of Scale
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Degrees of the Scale
The first and last notes in any scale are called the “tonic”, “keynote” or “doh”. The other notes can be referred to by number.
For example, in C major, the second note in the scale is D, so we can say that D is the 2nd degree of the scale of C major.
We always use the ascending scale to work out the degrees of a scale. Every scale has seven degrees because there are seven different notes.
The last note of the scale is another tonic note.
Here’s a summary of the degrees of the scales of C, D, G, and F major:



 

Tonic (1st)


2nd


3rd


4th


5th


6th


7th


Tonic 




C Major


C


D


E


F


G


A


B


C




G Major


G


A


B


C


D


E


F#


G




D Major


D


E


F#


G


A


B


C#


D




F Major


F


G


A


Bb


C


D


E


F




Each degree of the scale has the same name, no matter whether it is played high or low.
For example, all of these Gs is the tonic note in the scale/key of G major. (They are also all the 5th degree of the scale in...

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