Scales
How to practice music on this page is about scales. These exercises
are for violin. All these exercises can be adapted for viola,cello and
other instruments.
"Download MidiIllustrator scores and open them with the free MidiIllustrator Player" MidiIllustrator Player plays most of the following files below. MidiIllustrator will show you the notes, sound while it plays the music.
It allows you to change speed of music and much more!
Files below are saved in Midiillustrator format (.mil)
You may uncheck the beginning of a staff to mute the melody sound.
Guide:
- Open file
- Press + to make notes larger
- Beginner level plays at slow tempo. Practice matching pitch its pitch to learn good intonation, then try to be able to find ringing tone without listening to the sound track. You cam mute the sound by uncheck the check box on the left of staff.
- Advance level plays without sound track. Use your artistic intonation and listen for ringing tone.
- Pitch, tone, eveness, smoothness are more important than speed.
- Always play with a good posture.
- You may uncheck the beginning of staff to mute the melody sound.
One Octave Major Scales
Hip Hop (New)
Two Octaves Major Scales and Arpeggios
6 Minutes all 2 octaves scales
Only use when you have secured a good intonation. You want to practice and you have only few minutes.
Three Octaves Major Scales
Guide for simple G major scale 3 octaves
Play with a quarter note, 2 eighth notes,triple, and then sixteenth notes.
Shift very late, keep finger down as you go up. Keep guide finger(1) down during descending shifting.
3 Octaves Major Scales (Entry Level)
G Major Scale
A Major Scale
Bb Major Scale
C Major Scale
(More Advance)
G Major 3 Octaves Scale
Ab Major 3 Octaves Scale
A Major 3 Octaves Scale
Bb Major 3 Octaves Scale
B Major 3 Octaves Scale
C Major 3 Octaves Scale
Db or C# Major 3 Octaves Scale
D Major 3 Octaves Scale
Eb Major 3 Octaves Scale
E Major 3 Octaves Scale
F Major 3 Octaves Scale
F#or Gb Major 3 Octaves Scale
Detache Rhythmic Scales
(Improve finger eveness when you go back to play with steady rhythm)
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