C# Major (seven sharps) – also known as “C sharp major with seven sharps”.F# Major (six sharps) – also known as “F sharp major with six sharps”.B Major (five sharps) – also known as “B major with five sharps”.E Major (four sharps) – also known as “E major with four sharps”.A Major (three sharps) – also known as “A major with three sharps”.D Major (two sharps) – also known as “D major with two sharps”.G Major (one sharp) – also known as “G major with one sharp”.List of all flute major and minor scales and their notes Flute major scales The natural minor scale is made up of the same notes as its relative major scale (i.e., the major scale that starts on the same note), but with a different starting point. There are several different types of minor scales, including natural minor, harmonic minor, and melodic minor.
The flute minor scale, on the other hand, is often associated with a sad or melancholic sound. For example, the C major scale consists of the notes C, D, E, F, G, A, and B.
The notes in a major scale are usually labeled using the letters A through G. The flute major scale is made up of seven notes and is often associated with a bright and cheerful sound. A scale is a series of notes played in a particular order that give a sense of pitch and harmony. Flute major and minor scales are two of the most common scales used in Western flute music.
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