The F Major Scale
All major scales have the same pattern of tones and semitones, i.e., the interval between the 3rd and 4th note and the 7th to 8th note in the scale is a semitone (1 fret). For the F major scale to keep this pattern of tones and semitones a B flat (Bb) note must be used instead of a B note.
Songs in the key of F major use notes from the F major scale, so songs in the key of F major will contain B flat (Bb) notes rather than B.
F Major Key Signature
The F major scale contains one flat Bb, therefore the key signature for the key of F major contains one flat, Bb.
The most common chords in the key of F major are:
F Gm Am Bb C7 Dm
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