Piano - Chords And Scales Relationship Series (Natural Minor)

1. Intro - Minor Scales: Playing the piano to be challenging, especially with audio distractions in life, work, family, education. But have you always had that burning desire to learn? You may have started the lessons when you were the kid. But I didn't finish to a point that you felt confident to play by yourself or play for others. Or maybe overtime the excuses of powder on as to why you can't learn now, I'm too old, I'm too busy. It's too late. However, this does not have to be the case. Hi, my name is Eric, and I'm upcountry to play skillfully as a piano educator and musician, I aim to help all my students learn the piano and simplified way that they can understand and grasp would also help with all my shoes to achieve their goals at their own pace, but also with confidence that they know what they're doing after they finished the lessons. In my Skillshare lessons, I will be breaking down all the essential parts of London. The piano codes, the scales, chord progressions, Songs, styles of music, rhythm, music theory. All this will be found in all of my courses to help you become a confident musician. So what are you waiting for our loved to have you my course and guide you through the process and help you to become them position that you've always wanted to be. Hey guys, welcome to the second part of the code And Scales Series. In this series, we're looking at the minor scales. So there are free minor scales. We're going to look at the Natural minor, the harmonic Minor, and the melodic minor. And we will also explore the minor chords as well. Or is this one's gonna be exciting? Going to be a long one, but it's gonna be exciting and I'm sure you will learn something new. So I hope to see all of you in this course. Alright, see you soon. 2. Minor Scales Explanation: So we're now looking at the next part, which is the minor scales. So the minor scales, we're still going to be using that circle of fifths and fourths. But now if you look at a diagram, we're going to start on a minor. A small m, small minus. Big M is major, smooth, m is minus, so something with a minor. Then we're gonna go to E minor chord. That's the fifth note within the a minor scale, right? So a, B, C, D, E, okay, the fifth now, alright, and the same way with their circle of force, we're going to look to the a minor and we're going to go back to the E minor. A minor scale differs a little bit from the major scale. The reason why we're number one, the sound is very different. So we say that the major scale is much more happy, much more hopeful sound and well, we described the minus on the sides. Depressing, scary, but it's still a very important skill that is used in everyday music, as you'll hear on the radio. And I can guarantee some of your favorite songs. I remind the case as well. Maybe. So there are three different ways that we can play the minor scale. There was the natural minor, there is the harmonic minor, and then there is the melodic minor, minor scales. But there are three different ways of playing them. And they all have their own unique sound. So I will be showing you these free minus skills in this course and the codes as well to stick around guys, so much I want to show you and I'm sure you're going to enjoy this one. I'm going to see all of you in the fray first lesson, which is the a minor scale and cooled 3. A Minor Natural Intro: So now looking at our Natural minus girls, and the first one we're looking at is a Minor. So a Minor is actually known as have relative to the C major scale. The reason why is because it shares all the same notes by instead of starting on C and ended on see, we're starting on a and ending on a. So all the white notes. So notes are going to be a, B, C, D, E, F, G, and then a at the end 4. Am (Natural) Right Hand: Natural Minor is actually the relative of the C major scale. The reason why is because it shares the same notes as the C major scale. So for the a minus girl, we use only the white notes similar to the C major scale. But now we're starting on a and finishing on a, rather than starting on C and finishing on C. So the fingers are exactly the same as the C major scale. So it's pretty straightforward if you already know the C major scale. So it goes like this. I play it for you first. So as I just mentioned, we're going from a to a two phase. Okay? So play with me nice and slow. So starting on a, so it goes same as before we go underneath the farm because she gets the full finger from underneath to the a. Then repeat the same pattern again. Go underneath the first finger, then it's all five fetus. And there we have it going forwards and backwards. The same thing go down five fingers, 54321, first finger over. 321 for finger over, for free. One such finger over free fan. Let's do this now for the metronome, going forward and then backwards. So we're not been played with the metronome going forward and backwards in the right hand off to 41234. Time one to free fall. Free fall. And that is how we play the a natural minor going forward and backwards in our Right Hand. Songs share how we do the same thing and I Left Hand 5. Am (Natural) Left Hand: So the left hand is exactly the same as the C major scale in the left hand. But we're going from a to a. So it's gonna be 54321. Go over with the third finger free to one over the full. 4321 over the third, free than one. Yeah. Can we go backwards? Is 123. Go under 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, and 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Just like that. Yes, exactly the same as C major. So we'll get straight into the swamp with the metronome. So Jeremy, once you're ready, 12342 and again, free and soul. And that's just how we play the a natural minor in our left-hand. So next up we're going do both hands 6. Am (Natural) Both Hands: So both hands together guys. Pretty simple, same as the C major scale, say fingering as well, was gonna go forward and backwards in our Right Hand and Left Hand together. As long as you come through my major course and you've looked at C major scale, you should be able to do this scale here, okay, so I'm not going to repeat myself in regards to the fingering and the changes because it is exactly the same as the C major scale. So I'm going to do is after four with no metronome first, then the metronome afterwards go forward and backwards. So 1234. Watch my fingers to do it again. So after 41234, there we have here. There's still one more time. 1234. I would like you to now join me with the metronome off to 41234. And that is how we play the a natural minor scale going forward and backwards in both hands. So our next minor scale is going to be a Minor harmony. 7. E Minor Natural Intro: Natural Minor Scale is a relative of G major scale, which means that only has one black node, which is the F sharp note found in the G major scale. So we're going to start on E and end on E. So notes for this scale are E, F-sharp, G, a, B, C, D, and E 8. Em (Natural) Right Hand: E minor now, so for the E Minor in a Right Hand, the fingering is exactly the same as the minor. So it's still 1, 2 3, 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3, 1 2 3, 4 and 5. I'll play it free first, then I'll break it down. So all we're doing is going from E to E, may include in the F sharp notes. Alright, so it goes like this. Play them with me. So it's 123. Go under 1234, go under the firm to the E. One. Cheap, free again, then go under one last time. 1,234.5. All right. Let's do that again. So it's 1231234 under widen to freight and lost time under 1,234.5. Yeah. Then we go backwards. So it's 54321 over with deferred free, the F sharp to want the full finger over 4321/1 more time, 32.1 on the E. Okay. So that backwards one more time. So that this 54321/3 to one over with the full 4321. Oh, one more time. Free to and we end on E on the one. And that's basically how you play the E natural minor scale. So now let's do this with a metronome off the fall, 12343 and again 234. And that's how you play in the right hand. So next is our Left Hand 9. Em (Natural) Left Hand: So in our Left Hand, fingering exactly the same as the a minor. So it's gonna be 54321. There we go over free to one, then for free to one, then free to one at the very end. Suddenly, let me play it for them backwards for you. Over, over, over that quiz. Go under, under. So just note that your forefinger waste play the F sharp note. Okay, so let's tie this together now. I'm nice and slow. So after 412-34-5432 1/3 to one over again. Last time. Yep. Then going backwards, 123, go 1231234 under free on the last time. That's basically it. Alright, so it's worth connect and join me with the metronome off to 4123423. And again, and that is it for the E Minor, Natural in the left-hand. So we unable to put both hands together next 10. Em (Natural) Both Hand: So an easy way to play both hands together is to just remember this, that the for finger will land on F sharp and Left Hand. And the second finger will learn an F sharp in the Right Hand. So let me demonstrate this T before we play together. So that this you watch my fingers. You'll notice that the second finger and the forefinger always match when the F sharp. There you have it. That's how we playing. So now would like you to try me as a plate nice and slow vet know metronome off the floor. 1234. So I hope you'll for finger in a Left Hand was hitting F sharp and your second thing goes hitting F sharp at the same time, up and down. Does he know you're playing it, correct or not as well? Because that can never indication. Alright, so now let's play with the metronome. If you've got hit, Join me now. If not, just keep working on playing scale forward and backwards until you're comfortable and confident with it. Alright, so let's put all together now. 123, go. What sine T free fall. So that is it. So have a guard this one, and then join me for the next Minor Scale. 11. B Minor Natural Intro: To be Minor Scale is a relative to D major. So she has all the same notes as before. So we have to black notes now, which are C-sharp and also F sharp, the notes for the scale, or B, C-sharp, D, E, F-sharp, G, a, and D 12. Bm (Natural) Right Hand: For the be Minor Natural scale, we are go from B2B, with C-Sharp and F-sharp being one black notes within this scale. Alright, so no more C and no more F on a page for you now going forward and backwards. One more time. And that is how we play the minor scale. So to play this scale, same fingering as before. It's the same one. To frame though, under, again, 1234, go under 123, go under 12345. So basically the same pattern. Alright, so I hope you're seeing the patterns now because once she familiarize yourself with the patterns, it becomes so much easier to play these scales once you know the notes in the DC one more time, going forward and backwards. So it's one freaking Germany if you want as well, go under 1234, go under the 123, under again, 1234, cut backwards 54321 over the first thing got free to one of with a fourth 4321 over free Chip and Dan, one. That's it. So now let's do this without me talking about no metronome as well. Some of the columns in 1234. Case. Hope you've watched it now. So now let's take the metronome off the fall 1234. And that is it. So what can that for me and then join me for the Left Hand afterwards? 13. Bm (Natural) Left Hand: Alright, so far left-hand, same fingering, same notes. Let's get straight into this. So I'm going to play forward and backwards for you first and explain whilst I'm playing as well. So it's gonna be like this. So it's five for saving. So in a Left Hand now the fingering is a little bit different. So in our Left Hand me stop for a full finger. So it goes like this for free to in our Left Hand. Now in the Left Hand is a little bit different to the right hand. We start with what for finger this time round. So it's not the same fingering as the a and E minor. So in the BMI now we start with a full finger like this. It goes for free to one, then free to want to back to the full finger for free to one, then 4321. So it's basically for Dennis free than this for four again. So do for you one more time. So it's 4321 over free to one. Then for 4321, then 4321. Just like that. Alright, so that's working. It's just going forwards first and foremost to play with me now with the metronome will take a time of this 1123, go for one more time. Surfing, golf. Thankful. Thankful for game. That makes sense to you. If not just continued to work on the scalp, just going forwards. So now gone backwards, it's 1234. The under 123. Go under again. 1234, under one more time. 123. Yeah. So your first finger will hit the C-sharp, your forefinger will hit the F sharp, and it repeats again, Fred finger. Then for finger on F-sharp, go back down. So now let's go backwards with the metronome 123. Go. And that's it. Alright, so we can get trained to this. Let's go forward and then backwards. Once you're comfortable, didn't draw me here. 123 go. And that's how he played the be Natural Minor in our Left Hand. So next up we're going to put both hands together. See you soon. 14. Bm (Natural) Both Hands: Now going to put both hands together for us. Let me help you out of this. So it goes like this. Secondly, third, fourth and second. The firm match. Firms Mac again. Forfend second on F-sharp. One more time. So from and for finger. Second and third sums on the E. Fulfilling Left Hand second in the Right Hand. Going froms, from second finger. Funds and the E forfend second. Then we end off just like that. Alright, so work on that. Let's do that with the metronome after 4123. So if that was just too fast, you can always slow down the metronome. Find one that's comfortable for you. Alright, so going backwards, farm and the two finger back. Second and four for gain. So just remember how you went forward. Now hope you up one more time. I do slower. Second and fourth. Sudden Second. Sex and the full for gain for the F sharp. A second on the C-sharp, then end on. Alright, so now we're going to go forward and backwards. Is that no metronome off the floor? 1234. And I hope you've able to keep up with me. Now let's do it with the metronome after 412343. And again, and that's how he played the be Natural Minor in Both Hands. Well done guys know c4. Next Minor Scale? 15. F# Minor Natural Intro: The F sharp minor scale is relative to the a major scale. The notes are F sharp, G sharp, a, B, C-sharp, D, E, and F sharp 16. F#m (Natural) Right Hand: We're now looking at the F sharp minor scale to one black notes we're going to play in this scale, apart from the F sharp is going to be G-sharp and C sharp. So there was no F, G and no see in this scale. So I'm going to play for you first and I'll break it down to you afterwards. So that is how we play this scale. So the fingering for this one goes like this. Who stopped for a second? So it's second to the Fed. Under, today says one to break or under a gain to the D, one to free, full, go under 123, then one. So now I know it might seem a little bit tricky, but watch again and just take your time with this one. So we start with our second finger. So it's 23, go under, then it's one. Freak or under again to D is 1234, go under one to fray under again, 12.3. So I hope you've got that. Just play that with the metronome off to 41234. Okay. That's how you play that both forwards. Not going backwards. It goes like this. So it's free to one over again. Free to want to for finger over 4321 than free to one, then free to buy that. One more time. Yeah, that's how we play it. Alright, so now let's do this with a metronome, go forward and backwards. Once you've done to write the metronome. So then it first, then draw me at this 0.1, 234. And again, that is how you play the F sharp minus girl in our Right Hand. So going do Left Hand next 17. F#m (Natural) Left Hand: So for the Left Hand, we start for, for finger on the F sharp. Alright, so it goes like this. For free, to 1/3 to one over again, 4321/3 to one and end on. So just take note of this that the forefinger always land on the F sharp. And the first thing you always land on the C-sharp, Let's do is together off the 41234/2. So going backwards now from the two because one to Frank or under 1234, then 123 under again, one free. So we're not going to go forward and backwards off the 41234. Some hoping that you've understood why this showing you just now. And I would like us to now play with a metronome after 4,123,423.4. So working in Left Hand and your right hand separately. Then join me next when we put both for hands together. See you soon 18. F#m (Natural) Both Hands: Alright guys, welcome back. Now we're looking at both hands together. Alright, so just take note of this. So the forefront of Left Hand and second in the right-hand rule play at the same time. And that'll be our starting point. Platelets and slow and talk the same time. Go on day in your Right Hand. Go over in your left hand. So C sharps Both for things in the C sharps for finger and for finger. And your left hand side finger in your Right Hand. Right Hand. Go over in your left hand with the Fed fingers on C-sharp. Then end second finger in your Left Hand on F-sharp, first finger on the F sharp in your Right Hand. That sets you again nice and slow. So this time is watch my fingers now and talk. One last time. To work on that. Hopefully you got to go forwards and backwards second and third to give her didn't go back. And said second and fourth fingers. Same time. Just to let gains going backwards. That's how we're going backwards. So now cannot afford part. And we just let our backwards part. So welcome those parts separately first, then put words together at this point now. So now going to play with a metronome altogether after 41234, T3, and again 34. So that is now the F sharp minor scale in both hands. Well done. And I'll see for our next Minor Scale 19. C# Minor Natural Intro: Our next natural minor scale is the C-sharp Minor Scale. So this scale is the relative to the E major scale. And the notes for this scale are C-sharp, D-sharp, E, F sharp, G sharp, a, B, and C sharp 20. C#m (Natural) Right Hand: For the C-sharp natural minor scale, we start with why Second thing, but this time around play F0 first, then I'm going to explain to you afterwards how it goes off to 41234. So to play this scale, we start off our second finger on the C-sharp. Such finger on D-sharp goes underneath to the E. The second thing got on F-sharp, said finger on G-sharp from underneath. Again. One free. C-sharp than for finger on D sharp this time around than farmer and E. Second finger and F-sharp. Third finger on G-sharp. From an a. Second finger on B, and third finger on C Sharp. Yep. So apart from the very first time, they C-sharp, which is the second finger. All the other see shops, you put your first finger on those see shops, Right? So I play one more time. So second finger on C-sharp, D-sharp, E to keep growing under to the a. Now, the third finger on C-sharp, forfend from underneath one to the such finger. And again, Guan to bend to the first finger. Go back, quits. Finger over, for finger over, finger over. We end on. That's the whole thing. This is work going forward first and foremost. So just remember that we start with our second finger to the third dinner from underneath. Alright, so after 41234, under under again. Now fetching, going C-sharp, D-sharp from underneath again, under again, then we end on C-sharp like that. Yep. So another thing to note as well is that you're from wasteland on the E or the a note as well. So let's do this for the metronome just going forwards off the 4,123,423.4. So that's how you pay going forwards and backwards is just free to one over with the Fed finger, free to one, then over the full finger, 4321, over the third finger, free to one. Did over the third again. Free. This time joining me. I'm good, Nice and slow. So after 41234 over now for finger finger, third finger. And don't just like that. So what on this scale going forward and then what can it going backwards? And then dreamy now, what we're going to put it altogether going forward and backwards. Alright, so with the metronome off to 41234, backwards, one more time to free fall. And that is how we play the C sharp minor scale in the Right Hand. Alright, so now we're going to put a Left Hand 21. C#m (Natural) Left Hand: So for the Left Hand now, we start off our third finger. So be like this. It goes 321 for finger goes over 4321, come back to the third finger, free to one. Then for finger, for free to one did end on. Alright. One more time has gone forward. So it's free to 1/4321. Go over again, free to one. Then over 4321. This time, our farm lands on the E or the B node in the Left Hand going forward and backwards as well. Alright, so let's do that will together off the 41234 Hadoop going forward, then going backwards. It's sick of fingering that C-sharp, then gone back. It's gonna be 1234 under 123, under again, 1234 on the one more time, 123. So after we pay the C-sharp, which is on the second finger, then the punch this 1234, then one to frayed and 1234 then 123. Yep, so the pattern is pretty straightforward once you understand your notes in this scale. Alright, so let's do this now with the metronome coming forward and then backwards. As I always say, learning going forward and then backwards and then join me on forward and back because with the metronome off the fall one to free, fall. Free and they gain 23.4. Okay. So hopefully you caught that. And next we'll be looking at putting both hands together 22. C#m (Natural) Both Hands: Looking at putting both for hands together for the C-sharp Natural minor. So it goes like this and play nice and slow free. So we start with the first finger and our Left Hand and our second finger in our Right Hand. Let me play it for you. Nice and slow and I'm going to explain it as we go along. So let's go 1234 froms and E for finger and the Left Hand goes in F sharp, whilst the second thing in the Right Hand goes to F sharp from a in your Right Hand and flattened second finger on a in your Left Hand. Dense the from on be in your Left Hand and it's the second finger on be in your Right Hand. Keep going and repeat the same pattern. Nice and slow. Second fingering, Left Hand goes in C-Sharp. You first think it goes in C-Sharp in your Right Hand. Alright, let's do that again. Just going forward. Can do it again. I'm play nice and slow and make sure, and make sure you're watching which fingers play the same notes going forward. Okay. So let's go. And there you have it. So what can that form? It's watch my fingers. You can always rewind and make sure you're playing the right notes to create finger in as well. Alright, so that's going forward. Is it going backwards? Second finger and the third finger match. Go under with the farm in your left hand. Keep going. Cross over. If you're fed fingering Right Hand. Go under in your Left Hand and Both thumbs be an E for finger now goes and D-sharp. Second finger and thumb for finger over from together. Me N to C sharp. Surfing when Left Hand, second finger in the Right Hand on C-sharp. Instead, at one more time. We have it. Alright, so let's go forward and then backwards off the phone without know metronome 1234. Now let's do it with the metronome. Off the 4123. Go one more time. 1234234. Alright, and that is it. That's how we play that C-sharp minor scale, natural minor scale and both hands, It's all see for our next Minor Scale. 23. G# Minor Natural Intro: The G-sharp minor scale is relative to the B major scale. So we now have five black notes. The notes are G sharp, a sharp, B, C-sharp, D-sharp, E, F-sharp, G-sharp 24. Gm (Natural) Right Hand: We're now looking at a G natural minor in the right-hand sum. Now going to quickly demonstrate this to you, going forward and backwards. Right? So that's how you play it go forward and backwards. Sunlight breaks down to you. Nice and slow. It goes like this. One. Phrase such finger in the B-flat. I will now thing to note is this, that all the fingering, the fingering is exactly the same as the G major fingering. Alright, sorry, it's 123. Go under. 1234, go under. But the famine g123, go under one more time than all your fingers on free. 4.5. Alright, so you're far more land on IV with a G or the C note in this scale. Alright, so going backwards, go over to one for finger over to the F nasi. Such finger over on the B-flat. Just like that, will not take one more time. And over again. Under again. Last one. Go back 431321 over the fourth on the F. Last one set from corn beef that a. And that's how we play the G natural minor in the right hand. So now let's play with the metronome. Once you've glad. Off the fall. 1234. Free fall, more time. 1234 to free fall. Alright, and that's it. So next up we're going to look at our Left Hand fully Scale 25. Gm (Natural) Left Hand: Go to first demonstrate this to you, then break it down to you afterwards to free fall. Alright, and that is it. So let's plays nice and slow as I break it down. So it's 5321. Such singles are free to, one for finger on the a. For free to want such fingering, E-flat, free to want to go under with the farm. 1234, go under with the farm. 123 go under to d12, 34.5. Like that. Once you've got that, then join me with the metronome. Off to fall, one. To free, fall. Free fall, Right? And that is it. So next up, we're going to look at both hands together. 26. Gm (Natural) Both Hands: Okay, it's a pointer altogether. I'll break it down whilst playing at the same time. So play along with me. On day in your right hand to the sea. First signal goes over your left hand to E-flat. From, goes under to the G. For finger over in your left hand on a. From unsee surfing, gotten the B-flat in your effects are in your Left Hand. One more time. Three, goes underneath to the sea, surfing. It goes over to the E-flat. Some buzz underneath to G. Fulfill, that goes to the F in your Left Hand. Me keep going and go underneath the sea. Reaffirmed in the Right Hand. The first thing goes to the E-flat. Just sites that work on that just going forwards, then going back, it goes like this. So it goes to the key E-flat, go under in your left hand to D. Then from underneath the a in your left hand on a full finger over in your right hand. Following the D in your Left Hand over, reaffirmed the B-flat. Just like that. Alright, so what can that as well? Now let's go forward and then backwards. Off the floor with the metronome off the fall 123412 free and the gain t34. And that's how you play G Natural Minor. Go forward and backwards in our Left and Right Hand. So work on that and we look at next girl, next 27. D# Minor Natural Intro: For the D-Sharp natural minor scale, we use the Zak, same notes as the F sharp major scale, starting on D sharp. As you can see, I'm using the notes from the F sharp major scale, starting on D sharp. Alright, so I'm gonna show you this next time. 28. D#m (Natural) Right Hand: The D-sharp minus governor Right Hand. What we do is that we put our second finger on D-sharp from an F. Second finger on D F sharp key going forward and he black notes. We get to that for finger now, pulse from underneath to the B. Go over with a stick of finger on C-sharp. Can go under F. Four fingers again. And up one more time to the sea. B3, then C-sharp, D-sharp. This time round, we put off from on either the ethno or the B. Note. Single and backwards. Perform an a B again for finger over. From an a, F, finger over B-sharp. The be firm with a full finger. From then we ended with the second finger on the shop. Yep, and that's how it played a whole scale. Alright, so now this is to go forward, so to make sure you go off and that's correct. So second finger on D-sharp from an F. Keep going up. From them, be from an F. All your fingers. From B. We end with the third finger on the sharp. Let's just do that with the metronome. Okay. Just going forward after 41234. Alright. Let me stop there on the shop. It's that one more time it's going forward. 1234. Give me stop there. So as I mentioned before, going backwards, we go for our third finger to the second, to the firm. Over with the fourth. We keep going. From B. I mean, sorry. Finger over from one D for finger over the end of our second finger on the shop, just like that. Okay. So now let's just do it going backwards. Off the fall 1234. And there we go. So we can go straight into this now, going forward and then backwards. I'm with a D major Minor Scale. Now. Sour like us to now. So I would like us to now go forward and backwards, but to D-sharp natural minor scale off the 41234234, and that's how you pay them. So that's how play that scale in the right hand. So now we're going to look at the left-hand next 29. D#m (Natural) Left Hand: Left Hand, we start with the second finger from an F. So from will now be on the SMB London Right Hand. Follows from that, be over with the Fed finger now, free to them from an F over B side finger on a D-sharp with a second finger. And go backwards. It's going to be fed on the C-sharp under someone to be keep going. Or the black notes from underneath to the F, go under. Some go to the B, goes to F. Second finger on D-sharp. Just like that. So we're gonna go forward and backwards with this one. Nice and slow, Right? No metronome. So you can watch me or play along with me. Alright, so off the fall 123, fall in there with the second thing go. Alright, so now let's do this with a metronome. So Jeremy, once you're ready, 123. So one more time, one to free, go. Key F3 and F4. So next we're going to put both our hands together 30. D#m (Natural) Both Hands: So it has to give up. We put Both for our second fingers on the D-Sharp. Oh, for farmers would land on F. And the beat. Just let you know for this whole scale. For finger goes over in the Left Hand. Keep going from underneath and the right hand to the B, which will be in both of the hands over in your Left Hand. The first thing got from to the F for finger over and you Left Hand from underneath in your right hand. Then said finger over in your Left Hand. Me end. The second in the Left Hand and third in your right hand. As you go back from underneath in your Left Hand for over in your Right Hand? From underneath and your left hand side. Over in your Right Hand? From underneath in your Left Hand. Over in your Right Hand? From underneath and your left hand. Then second fingers on the D-Sharp in both hands. Like that. Alright, that's how you play. It is cleaving the mistakes I made. Alright, so now I'm going to look forward and backwards rat no metronome off to 41234. And Right. Yeah. Alright. So now there's paved the metronome going forward and back off the fall, one to free fall. Off the floor, 1234. And there you have it. That's how we pay the D-sharp minor scale in both hands. So I'll see for our next Minor exercise. 31. A# Natural Minor Intro: All the notes in a, a sharp natural minor scale are taken from the C-sharp major scale. As you can see. I will show you this next up 32. A#m (Natural) Right Hand: To play the a sharp natural minor scale will go past second finger on the A-Sharp. From to the sea. Keep going under to the F, the farm. So now all our farms are on CNF. We keep going. Go under the Fourth to see the farm. Go to the end to the full finger on a sharp. Let's do that again. So second finger on a shop from to the sea. Keep going. Song goes underneath to the F to F. C, sorry. Then the F Now Dan, we end on a shop. Then when we go back over over over, we end of our second finger on a sharp pain now about toolkit. That's how we end. So now play them with me as I go forward and backwards up to nice and slow off the 412, free fall. And there we go. Alright, so what can that for me and then join me with the metronome. Off the fall. 123. Go. Alright, and that's how we play that, a sharp natural minor scale going forward and backwards in our Right Hand. So we're not going Left Hand next 33. A#m (Natural) Left Hand: To play the a sharp minor scale in the Left Hand, we pause second thing, when a sharp, a C go over with the third finger. Keep going. The F for finger over. From that, see them go over with the third finger on C-sharp. For finger over. Do we end on the second finger? Yeah. I think I'm backwards from underneath to F. From underneath the fair finger to see the pattern again go underneath for finger to the area. Underneath the third finger to the see. Let me end on the second finger on a shop like that. Okay. Mr. Again, now about me talking, just watch my fingers or joining with me. One to free, fall. The chase. And now we're going to do this with a metronome going forward and backwards off the fall, 123,423.4. So that's how we play the a sharp minus girl go forward and then backwards. See for our next one will be to put them both together, both hands together 34. A#m (Natural) Both Hands: Play this scale both hands together. Put Both second fingers on the A-Sharp. Farms on the C. Go over your left hand. The third finger on that C-sharp, under to the F, we know Right Hand, but the farm for finger over in your left hand. Keep going from underneath to the sea. Over the Left Hand to C-sharp. Under in your Right Hand. For finger over in your left hand. Right there. Think going backwards. Going to be second-year Left Hand, forfend, Right Hand going to go under your left hand to the F finger over in your Right Hand. From underneath your left hand to the see for finger over. From underneath to the F. Left Hand. Go over when over for finger in the Right Hand. From underneath your left hand. Finger over. Second finger over in your right hand. Just like that. To work on that for me and then join me with the metronome right about now. After 41234. Backwards. Three and again. And that is it. Okay. So that's how you play the A-Sharp minus girl going forward and backwards in both hands. And I'll see you for our next exercise. 35. F Natural Minor Intro: The F natural minor scale has A-Flat as its relative, which means we have for black notes. So the scale is going to be F, G, A-flat, B-flat, C, D-flat, E-flat, and back to F 36. Fm (Natural) Right Hand: Four, I break down the F natural minor scale. I'm going to quickly demonstrate it to you right now. That's how we play the F natural minor scale in our Right Hand. So now let me break this down to you. So in this scale, fingering is 1-234-123-1234, and then 1234 again. So we end on our fourth finger. In this scale, in the right hand. I'm not going to break it down for you. So we go to the F, G, a, B-flat to the sea. He going to B-flat and E-flat. F again. Repeat what we've done second ago. Then end on your on DF. Like that. Another thing to note is that you're from wasteland on F or the C note in this scale. Alright, so going backwards, It's just for one side finger over to the B-flat. For finger with the F, C, Then for finger over to the B-flat. And don't, just like that. Let's do that one more time. Go forward and backwards. So again, to tie them all this over the floor. Now, we have the guy says to F, natural minor scale, it's not as play it with a metronome, whites, you can play forward and backwards. Off the fall, one to free fall. What time? 123. And again, and that's how you play the F natural minor in our Right Hand. So next, I will be showing you the Left Hand of this scale 37. Fm (Natural) Left Hand: For the Left Hand of this scale, we use the exact same fingering as the major version of this scale in the left hand. So it's going to be 54 321-321-4321, then free to one. So I'm going to play it for you first. Watch my fingers as I go up and then down. So I'm not going to break this down for you. So we already know the notes. So let's get straight into this. So it's fine. Frame on that D-flat. I see that over to the defect game. We end it, go forwards and backwards. From underneath the C, F, under the sea foam. Right? Then tastes working, not working it going forward and welcoming going backwards. And then join me for with the metronome off the fall 1234234. Again after 41234. Okay. And that is it. So welcome that and then drunk for the next lesson, we began to put it altogether in Both Hands. 38. Fm (Natural) Both Hand: Hey guys, so we're going to get straight into this now. So let's go from underneath and your right hand side finger over in your left hand to be flat and dark in your right hand to the F, Left Hand to G, the C, and you Right Hand, your left hand to the D flat, F. So that one more time. On your right hand to see if you're Left Hand on D flat. F in your right-hand. For finger to cheat in your left hand. Under, under Right Hand to see the farm, or in your left hand on the D-flat. Okay. So welcome back. So going back because it goes like this. Underneath in your left hand to see those in your Right Hand? Someone, Denise, in your left hand to the F from underneath. In your right-hand. Left-hand on see, in your right hand on the B-flat. Alright, so work on it going forward and backwards. And then put it together with me with the metronome right now. Off the full 12. Free go. Alright, And today we have it. That's how you play. The F natural minor. Be both hands at the same time, going forward and backwards. So what can this scale, and I will see you find next one 39. C Minor Natural Intro: To see minor scale is relative to the E flat major scale. So we now have free black notes for the C minor scale. So the notes for the scale are C, D, E-flat, F, G, A-flat, B-flat, and vector C 40. Cm (Natural) Right Hand: The C natural minor in our Right Hand. A good thing to notice that all the fingering is exactly the same as the C major scale. Another thing to note is this, is that your farm or even touched the sea, or the F going up and down in the right hand. So I'm going play for you quickly, then I'm going to break it down to you. Okay. So it goes like this. I think that free one more time. So that is how we play the C natural minor going forward and backwards. So then break this down to you. So we start when the see one to the E-flat free under the E-flat, f1234, which would be on B-flat, go under again to the sea. Same before, under a game to put the thumb and F, then complete. The little finger will hit the last C. Alright, play along with me now, off the 41234. So that's going backwards. It's going to be five to the full free. One from an F, go over free to Y. Now from when they seek or oval for the full finger. From an F again, the Fed finger over to the E-flat, we end on C, just like that. Once you're able to play forward in them backwards, then join me as I play with a metronome off the 41234. And that is how you play the C Natural Minor, go forward and backwards in our Right Hand. So next, I'm going to show you how to play in our Left Hand 41. Cm (Natural) Left Hand: Left Hand uses the exact same fingering as the C major scale in the left-hand. So now going backwards with the Left Hand, It's 123. Go under the g1234, go under 123, go under 1,234.5. Okay. So once you have that, then you can now join me with the metronome. Off the fall 1234. Off the full 123, and again, 23.4. So that is how it plays. See that through Minor in our Left Hand. So next we're going to put it altogether out with both hands. So I'll see find next lesson 42. Cm (Natural) Both Hands: Now to put both hands together, it goes like this. Farmer little finger at the same time. Go up on Dinah, Right Hand to the F key, go in. Finger goes over your left hand to the A-Flat. Thumb, goes under in your right hand to the see. For finger goes over in your left hand to the D key, go in under your right hand to the F, over your left hand to the A-Flat. Me. Complete it now. Just like that. Stood out one more time. This time, I will play without know talking to this, watch my fingers as I go up. So now going backwards, it goes like this. Under your left hand to the G? Over. Sure. Right Hand on if that under Left Hand to see with the full finger to B-flat and go over to the E flat. To me on C, Right, Zach. Alright, so work on that. And then once you're ready, join me with a metronome as we go up and then down in Both Hands. After 412341, more time, 1234. And that is how his see natural minor scale for them backwards. So I'll see for our next Minor Scale 43. Gm natural ~LH final cut: G minor scale is relative to B flat major, which means that we have to black notes, which are B-flat and E-flat. So notes are G, a, B-Flat, C, D, E-flat, F, and G 44. Gm (Natural) Right Hand: We're now looking at a G natural minor in the right-hand sum. Now going to quickly demonstrate this to you, going forward and backwards. Right? So that's how you play it go forward and backwards. Sunlight breaks down to you. Nice and slow. It goes like this. One. Phrase such finger in the B-flat. I will now thing to note is this, that all the fingering, the fingering is exactly the same as the G major fingering. Alright, sorry, it's 123. Go under. 1234, go under. But the famine g123, go under one more time than all your fingers on free. 4.5. Alright, so you're far more land on IV with a G or the C note in this scale. Alright, so going backwards, go over to one for finger over to the F nasi. Such finger over on the B-flat. Just like that, will not take one more time. And over again. Under again. Last one. Go back 431321 over the fourth on the F. Last one set from corn beef that a. And that's how we play the G natural minor in the right hand. So now let's play with the metronome. Once you've glad. Off the fall. 1234. Free fall, more time. 1234 to free fall. Alright, and that's it. So next up we're going to look at our Left Hand fully Scale 45. Gm (Natural) Left Hand: Go to first demonstrate this to you, then break it down to you afterwards to free fall. Alright, and that is it. So let's plays nice and slow as I break it down. So it's 5321. Such singles are free to, one for finger on the a. For free to want such fingering, E-flat, free to want to go under with the farm. 1234, go under with the farm. 123 go under to d12, 34.5. Like that. Once you've got that, then join me with the metronome. Off to fall, one. To free, fall. Free fall, Right? And that is it. So next up, we're going to look at both hands together. 46. Gm (Natural) Both Hands: Okay, it's a pointer altogether. I'll break it down whilst playing at the same time. So play along with me. On day in your right hand to the sea. First signal goes over your left hand to E-flat. From, goes under to the G. For finger over in your left hand on a. From unsee surfing, gotten the B-flat in your effects are in your Left Hand. One more time. Three, goes underneath to the sea, surfing. It goes over to the E-flat. Some buzz underneath to G. Fulfill, that goes to the F in your Left Hand. Me keep going and go underneath the sea. Reaffirmed in the Right Hand. The first thing goes to the E-flat. Just sites that work on that just going forwards, then going back, it goes like this. So it goes to the key E-flat, go under in your left hand to D. Then from underneath the a in your left hand on a full finger over in your right hand. Following the D in your Left Hand over, reaffirmed the B-flat. Just like that. Alright, so what can that as well? Now let's go forward and then backwards. Off the floor with the metronome off the fall 123412 free and the gain t34. And that's how you play G Natural Minor. Go forward and backwards in our Left and Right Hand. So work on that and we look at next girl, next 47. D Minor Natural Intro: Now in the flat side, we have the minor scale, which is the relative to the F major scale. So we have one flower which is B flat. So the notes will be D, E, F, G, a, B-Flat, C, and D 48. Dm (Natural) Right Hand: For the D natural minor scale, fingering is exactly the same as the D major scale. So it's one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three, one-two-three, 4.5. So I would demonstrate this T first and break it down. So it goes like this. And there we have it. So I'm gonna break this down to you, nice and slow. So it goes like this. On free. Under the keynote, one can go to the black node B flat, which is C, go under the firm to the T bond, under one more time to the g12 34.5. And now thing to note, your fam always hit the D or the G in this D minor scale. Alright? So as we go backwards, it's going to be five for finger and the B flat over to the free. One for finger over to the C one, then such finger over the F. And just like that. All right, So welcome that and join me with a metronome. Off the full 123, full time. And that's how it played a D natural minor in our Right Hand. So next, I'll show you the Left Hand 49. Dm (Natural) Left Hand: Left Hand is exactly the same as the Left Hand in D major scale. Alright, so it's going up like this, 5431, such finger over to the B-flat 321. So theta over on the E for free. Want to, for finger over to the B-flat and set one more time. So it's fine for testing over the B-flat, E-flat, e31, 2.1. Alright, worse than that, then as we go backwards, it's gonna be 123. And up to the a one under D three. So once you've got that, then dry me as you go forward and backwards in the Left Hand. Off the fall. 12343, more time. And that's how you play it on the left-hand. So next up, I'll show you how to put it altogether. 50. Dm (Natural) Both Hands: Now I'm going to break down how you play with both hands so that this watch me or you can join with me. So it's to the mundane. Your Right Hand over any Left Hand? On the right hand? Left hand. Under your Right Hand. Over with the first finger on the B-flat and your left hand off. Alright. Again, just watch my fingers or dry me. And that's it. So just working this going forward, then go backwards like this. So going backwards it goes like this. Go under, if you're Left Hand on a on your left hand to D. Go over your right hand on the forefinger. On see. Under in your left hand to a to F in your right hand side that all right, so now, once you've learned that in the go forwards and backwards, they enjoy me as I go forward and backwards with dementia know off the full 12341 more time. 1234 to free fall. So just work on that for me and I will see for our next Minor Scale 51. Reviewing Songs in the Natural minor (Dua Lipa): Next song is by an artist called Dua Lipa. And this Songs in the key of a natural minor again, and this one is called new rules. So as I play this song, say that a natural minor along with it, see how it all fits in together. I will speak to you off Sargon Nimbus Lipa. Nine Megan, myself crazy. Voted down and read it out would hope and new would say me. Makes it feel like nobody else. They'll break up the phone. Always only galling because he's only going to get him out again. Three, don't know. I hope you've able to hear again how the a Minor Scale works over this song. And if not, I'm not sure if quick example of how this scale can work along with the song. Sleep at night and myself crazy. No number would say me. One. Don't break up the phone. You're always going to these three 52. Reviewing Songs in the Natural minor (Lady Gaga): So well done guys. If you have gotten this far in the course, we're now going to look at songs after the natural minor scale in them. So the freight first song that we're going to look at is a song by an artist called Lady Gaga. And the song is called Bad Romance. So quite popular song. This song is in a cube, a Minor. As you listen to this song, I would like you to play the a natural minor scale over the song. So as you play the scale, you see how it fits in with the music. So I am now going to play a song for you to have a listen and play the scale and see how it fits altogether. That I'll speak to you afterwards. I hope you've able to hear how the a minus scale, natural minor scale wet with the song if no longer show you a quick example right now? 53. Reviewing Songs in the Natural minor (Ed Sheeran): Our next song is by an artist called Ed Sheeran, and it's called IC file. And this song, It's an a B flat natural minor scale. And again, play the scalp with the song and see how it works together. Then I'll see you next. C. C isn't. Hello. See. Did you show the same confined in now, we got two gloves to we will wash their face. I see. Hope you've able to recognize the B flat natural minor scale when the song, and again, I will share a quick example of me playing a B flat natural minor scale over songs. I see in the tree, isn't. See. Now how did you go to gloves too? Funny 54. Outro : So what I've done, the guys, I hope you've been okay, learn the minor scales. If they're struggling it on any of the minor scales, I will suggest to go back and just keep practicing them scales. And then once you've completed this course, I would love for you to now go onto the next course, which is the harmonic minor scale course, where you will learn about the harmonic minor scale and also songs that use this scale over the best guys. And I encourage you to continue to practice and always will become second nature for you. I'll see you in the next course.