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Topic: Looking for scales in thirds fingerings, for melodic minor  (Read 843 times)

Offline Bob

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Both hands playing thirds.  So an m3 in the left hand, m3 in right hand, to start.

Minor scales, but melodic.  It's still a 'melody' if you're playing the scale.  It's harmonized, but I just think it sounds more normal being a melodic harmonized scale.

I haven't seen them.  I found major scales in double thirds.  I'm looking for melodic minor.  Or just minor in any form to get ideas.  I'm thinking I'll probably have to actually come up with the fingerings myself.
Favorite new teacher quote -- "You found the only possible wrong answer."

Offline bryfarr

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Re: Looking for scales in thirds fingerings, for melodic minor
Reply #1 on: October 13, 2023, 12:17:28 AM
Agreed, you can come up with the fingerings yourself.  It will be the same concepts as with major scales.

Have you heard of google?  I just searched and found an example with fingerings.
 

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