G Major Scale and Arpeggio
With great joy, I’m here to guide you to the Key of G Major.
For all major scale steps to work out properly when G is the Tonic, there is one sharp needed, an F#.
The new pitch everyone needs to learn is — C natural.
G Major Scale and Arpeggio Pitch Steps are displayed below.
Scale Steps 1, 3, 5 and 8, form the Tonic Arpeggio. The pitches G, B, D and back to G, form the G Major Arpeggio.
Thank you, STEPS for your noteworthy assistance.
Now let’s learn G Major Notes on all strings.
G Major Home Violin Two Octave Scale in 1st Position Viola Pitches in 1st Position Cello Pitches in 1st Position
Bass Pitches in 1st Position Violin and Viola Left Pinky Note Options Pinky Power-Ups for Violin and Viola
Violin G Major Scale in 3rd Position Viola G Major Scale in 3rd Position Cello 4th Position on the A-String
Bass One Octave G Major Scale on 1 String Two Octave G Major Scale for All Instruments Boosting Performance Skills
“Add-a-Note” Scale Pattern Exercise “Eighth Note Jumps” Interval Leap Practice Up and Back-Up Practice Technique
Coordination Drills Melodic Minuet G Major Waltz
Bass Pitches in 1st Position Violin and Viola Left Pinky Note Options Pinky Power-Ups for Violin and Viola
Violin G Major Scale in 3rd Position Viola G Major Scale in 3rd Position Cello 4th Position on the A-String
Bass One Octave G Major Scale on 1 String Two Octave G Major Scale for All Instruments Boosting Performance Skills
“Add-a-Note” Scale Pattern Exercise “Eighth Note Jumps” Interval Leap Practice Up and Back-Up Practice Technique
Coordination Drills Melodic Minuet G Major Waltz
C Natural and C# are different frequencies!
Although the same finger may be utilized to perform both pitches — C Natural and C Sharp, pitch letters and accidental detail (#), always determine the pitch location difference.
Pitch Letters always over-rule Finger Numbers.