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Theory Center: Scales

Free Tools and Resources


Scales
Adventures with pre-configured ascending and descending accidentals. Majors, minors, modes and more.



Scalerize!
The old fashioned scale drill - we give you the key, you write out the scale. You'll find 30 different keys scattered throughout these sheets! (How many can YOU scalerize?)

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Accidental Adder
This time, we've put the scales in, but left the accidentals out. Your job is add sharps and flats until each scale looks the way it should.

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Major, Minor, Neither
We've filled each page with plenty of scales - some are Major, some are minor, and some are just plain weird. Your job is to work out which is which.

Major, Minor, Neither 1
Major, Minor, Neither 2
Major, Minor, Neither 3
Major, Minor, Neither 4
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