This is very different to the other minor scales where they are the same on the way up as they are on the way down. The melodic minor scale is different ascending and descending. Melodic minor scales are a little different to both the natural minor scale and the harmonic minor scale. Natural minor scales are a great place to start when learning about the minor scale as they help to strengthen your knowledge of the relationship between major and minor keys. The natural minor scale is the same ascending as it is descending. E minor is the relative minor to G major. Notice how the e natural minor scale has an F#. The e natural minor scale would therefore follow this pattern: Tone, Semitone, Tone, Tone, Semitone, Tone, Tone The pattern of tones and semitones in a natural minor scale are: The natural minor scale is essentially the major scale but starting on a different note. However, before we can look too much in detail at the melodic minor scale we must briefly discuss both the natural minor scale and the harmonic minor scale. In this blog post we will look at the melodic minor scale in detail. Scales and their different relationships to each other is a very important topic within music theory and is well worth ensuring you understand well. To know more about the relative keys and their key signatures make sure to check out our blog post on the circle of fifths and key signatures. As we have seen before there are actually three different types of minor scale, the natural minor scales, the harmonic minor scales and the melodic minor scales.Ī minor scale shares its key signature with the relative major scale. Minor scales sound very different to major scales because they are based on a very different patterns of intervals.
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