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SUMMARY:Key of G Major
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G Major Scale
Let’s look at G major next. We’ll construct the scale using the T-T-S-T-T-T-S pattern that we’ve just learned.
We’ll start by putting the first G on the stave. We’re using the treble clef, but it works just the same way in the bass clef.

The next note we need, as you can see from the pattern above, is a tone higher than G. The note which is a tone higher than G is A, (because we can squeeze a G sharp/A flat between them). So A is our next note:

The third note is, again, a tone up. From A, the next tone up is B, (we can squeeze A sharp/B flat in between them).

Next, we meet our first semitone – C. (There is nothing we can squeeze in between B and C).

Hopefully, by now you’ve got the idea, so here are the rest of the notes of the G major scale:

G major has one sharp – F sharp. You might be wondering why we choose F sharp and not G flat since they are the same note on the piano.
When we write a scale, we use each letter of the alphabet once only, except for the...

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