The Major Scale
The major scale is a series of 8 notes in alphabetical order that has the familiar sound:
The C major scale contains the following notes.
The distance between each note is two frets except for 
and 
where the distance is only one fret.
The distance of two frets is called a tone (sometimes called a step), indicated by T.
The distance of one fret is called a semitone (sometimes called a half step), indicated by S.
Class Sessions
1- The G Major Scale
2- Glossary of Musical Terms
3- Swing Rhythms
4- Syncopation
5- The Sixteenth Note
6- The Six Eight Time Signature
7- The Eighth Note Triplet
8- The F Major Scale
9- INTRODUCTION
10- The Major Scale
11- LESSON FOUR
12- Key Signatures
13- The Octave
14- Shuffle Rhythm
15- Approach to Practice
16- The Key of C Major
17- The Rudiments of Music
18- Note Values
19- Time Signatures