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Learn the note names of all melodic minor scales in table form, in all 12 circle of 5ths keys and other theoretical keys. See charts of melodic minor scales with single and double accidentals, and compare them with natural and harmonic minor scales.
This page shows piano and treble clef diagrams of all melodic minor scales, starting from note C. All keys are shown, including the commonly used 12 keys of the Circle of fifths diagram, and other theoretical (ie. not practically useable) keys.
Minor melodic scales are different on the way down. So what happens to the degrees of the scale? Let’s take a look. We’ll look more closely at one of our new scales, E minor melodic. First we’ll write out the ascending scale, then add the degrees of the scale under each note:
The Melodic Minor scales in musical notation are available in the member area. The scale in all keys can be downloaded as a PDF-file.
Learn the note names of all minor scales in table form, including natural, harmonic and melodic minor scales. See the charts for circle of 5ths keys, single accidental keys and double accidental keys.
Download this Free PDF Chart of the Melodic Minor Scale in every key on Piano. You can choose if you want to print it out, or if you prefer to bookmark this page for reference. This is a complete guide of the melodic minor scale, but also an excellent quick overview at the same time.
The melodic minor scale is one of the most useful scales in jazz. In this lesson, you will learn what the melodic minor modes are, how they look on the guitar and how you can use them in your solos + examples.
