Part 2 - Minor Scales, Violin Scales. G melodic minor, G harmonic minor, G natural minor scale.

7 Day Challenge https://www.violinwithcatherine.com/b... Free Sheet Music https://subscribepage.io/VwCeBook FREE EBOOK! https://www.violinwithcatherine.com/1... Facebook Group   / 1040225451103631   Facebook Page   / violinwithcatherine   Instagram instagram.com/violinwithcatherine Manuscript Book https://amzn.to/3GT4kvV Shop! https://www.youtube.com/@violinwithca... Support my channel! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?busine... _______________________________________________________ In this video tutorial I show you how to play the three G minor scales - Natural minor, Melodic minor and Harmonic minor as well as the G minor arpeggio. We will learn one octave, in first position, from the 3rd finger on the D string. For the lower octave of the same 3 scales, check out this Part 1 video:    • Minor Scales, Violin Scales. G melodic min...   In Part 2 - G Natural minor 0:39 G Harmonic minor 1:35 G Melodic minor 2:17 G minor arpegio 3:31 Thanks for watching and subscribing! :D 3:57 As always, I explain the finger placement with the physical handshape we make with the left hand fingers to produce the tones and semitones required to make these scales. If you are unsure about the handshapes, they make learning scales very simpl, and I recommend you check out these videos here to get a better understanding of what they are and hoe to use them:    • Violin Major Scales - One Octave, First Po...   In the natural minor scale, we play exactly what the key singnature tells us. In teh Harmonic minor, we raise the 7th note both ascending and desending. In the melodic minor, we raise both the 6th and 7th scale degress when ascending, and lower them back to their original position when descending, so that it is in fact the same descending as the natural minor scale. _____________________________________