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Piano Blues Scale
Guest Author - David Ø

Here's a video discussing and showing the Blues scales on the piano. Aimed at beginners up it's got some good tips in it. Compares and shows the differences between 8 note major/minor scales and the 7 note blues scales.
 
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Dissonant intervals in the blues scale
Relative minors in the blues scales
Demonstrates the difference in the Major scale and the Minor Blues
Note: the scale used here in the video is the Pentatonic Minor scale, which is commonly referred to as "the Blues scale". This is not technically the correct term but close enough for the purpose here.

 


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