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$1.60 Price including tax
With this hanging on the wall you’ll learn and memorise the terms and symbols used for dynamic markings in music. It shows all dynamics from the very soft pianissimo (pp) to the very loud fortissimo (ff). Gradual dynamic changes is also included. You might encounter more than 2 p´s or f´s in written music. If this happens, you just have to adjust the difference in force when playing your instrument. Everything is relative.
This will help you learn all dynamic markings in music. Again, you might encounter more than 2 p´s or f´s in written music. Though, you will most likely not encounter more than 2 p´s or f´s.
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$4.00 Price including tax
This is a digital print of the major scale interval pattern, the 3 minor scales interval patterns, the pentatonic scale interval pattern, the minor pentatonic scale interval pattern, and the blues scale interval pattern. In this way you will learn the construction of some of the most commonly used scales.
Every key on the piano keyboard is highlighted to see the pattern of whole-step, half-step, and minor 3rd intervals. Below are the piano keyboards with each scale built from the note C.
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$4.00 Price including tax
This is a digital print of all major modes. A modal scale is a displaced scale starting from any scale degree of a scale. This makes different intervals that defines the different modal scales. The Ionian mode is the same as the major scale. I.e. the scale built from the 1st degree of the major scale is a major scale (or an Ionian mode). Similarly, the scale built from the 6th degree of a major scale is a natural minor scale (or an Aeolian mode).
This poster or cheat sheet (if you print it in a smaller size) will help you learn all modal scales built from the different scale degrees of the major scale.
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$4.00 Price including tax
This is a digital print with the fingerings of all major and natural minor scales.
With this hanging on the wall you’ll learn and memorise how to play up and down the 12 major scales and 12 natural minor scales. Fingering numbers from 1-5 indicate what finger to use. The thumb is always finger number 1, and the pinkie is always finger number 5. This chart shows what finger to use when playing any note in any major or minor scale. The top number indicates the right hand, and the bottom numbers indicates the left hand.
