A Minor Home Natural Minor Aeolian Mode The Three Forms of the Minor Scale Raising the 7th Step
Harmonic Minor Augmented Intervals Melodic Minor Minor Key Signatures Relative Major and Relative Minor
Relative Major and Relative Minor Key Signatures Preparing for A Minor Scale Drills Rules of Accidentals
Violin Fingerboard Diagram Viola Fingerboard Diagram Cello Fingerboard Diagram Bass Fingerboard Diagram
A Minor Scale Pattern Drills La Cinquantaine
Harmonic Minor Augmented Intervals Melodic Minor Minor Key Signatures Relative Major and Relative Minor
Relative Major and Relative Minor Key Signatures Preparing for A Minor Scale Drills Rules of Accidentals
Violin Fingerboard Diagram Viola Fingerboard Diagram Cello Fingerboard Diagram Bass Fingerboard Diagram
A Minor Scale Pattern Drills La Cinquantaine
By working on sequential pitch pattern drills, you gain the note relationship knowledge you need when performing in A Minor. Since there are three forms of minor, it makes sense to practice scale pattern drills in each 3 versions of minor.
A MINOR SCALE PATTERN DRILLS
At first, practice the A Minor Scale Pattern Drills Pizzicato. Then perform the drills with the bow.
Pay attention to the accidentals and scale step relationships. Begin slowly and remember to perform C Naturals.
As the third note in the A Minor Scale, C natural is the pitch that makes minor sound truly unique.
Always listen to your pitch and perform with great form.