The Harmonic Minor Scale

In the previous lesson we talked about the natural minor scale and I also told ya bout the existence of the Harmonic Minor Scale. Well this is going to be a very short lesson, because the harmonic minor is pretty similar to the natural minor, there's just a tiny small difference. 

What happens is we take the 7th note and increase its pitch by a semitone. So, the gap between the 6th and the 7th degree ( degree is the same as note, I am just refreshing your memory) become 1 Tone + 1 Semitone. 

So, what was originally : A  B  C  D  E  F  G  A

Becomes : A    B    C    D    E    F    G#    A

So the new tone - semitone pattern is :   Root +  T   +  S   +  T  +  T   +  S  + (T+S) + S            

(T -> Tone, S -> Semitone) 

Here's the Harmonic A minor Going up and down. 

Yah, I am bored . See ya next time 

PEACE ! 🎼 👈 that’s a treble clef btw :)