*MAJOR SCALE AND THEIR CHORDS*
Here are the major scales and their corresponding chords:
1. C Major Scale:
- C Major (C)
- D Minor (Dm)
- E Minor (Em)
- F Major (F)
- G Major (G)
- A Minor (Am)
- B Diminished (B°)
2. G Major Scale:
- G Major (G)
- A Minor (Am)
- B Minor (Bm)
- C Major (C)
- D Major (D)
- E Minor (Em)
- F# Diminished (F#°)
3. D Major Scale:
- D Major (D)
- E Minor (Em)
- F# Minor (F#m)
- G Major (G)
- A Major (A)
- B Minor (Bm)
- C# Diminished (C#°)
4. A Major Scale:
- A Major (A)
- B Minor (Bm)
- C# Minor (C#m)
- D Major (D)
- E Major (E)
- F# Minor (F#m)
- G# Diminished (G#°)
5. E Major Scale:
- E Major (E)
- F# Minor (F#m)
- G# Minor (G#m)
- A Major (A)
- B Major (B)
- C# Minor (C#m)
- D# Diminished (D#°)
6. B Major Scale:
- B Major (B)
- C# Minor (C#m)
- D# Minor (D#m)
- E Major (E)
- F# Major (F#)
- G# Minor (G#m)
- A# Diminished (A#°)
7. F# Major Scale:
- F# Major (F#)
- G# Minor (G#m)
- A# Minor (A#m)
- B Major (B)
- C# Major (C#)
- D# Minor (D#m)
- E# Diminished (E#°)
Note that the chords are built from the scale degrees, with the root note being the tonic of the scale. The chords are:
- Major (I, IV, V)
- Minor (ii, iii, vi)
- Diminished (vii°)
This is a fundamental concept in music theory, and understanding the relationship between scales and chords is essential for composition, improvisation, and music analysis.
GG
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