The G Major Scale
The G major scale starts and ends on the note G and contains an F sharp (F#) note. It is demonstrated starting on the open G note. This is the lowest note on the violin.
Key Signature of G Major
So far you have learned the key signatures of A major and D major. Every scale has its own key signature. The G major scale contains one sharp, F#, therefore the key signature for the key of G major contains one sharp, F#. In Lesson Ten you learned the following piece in the key of A major. This time it is in the key of G major.
Class Sessions
1- The Note F Sharp (F<span class="symbolA">#</span>)
2- The Natural Minor Scale
3- The Note C on the A String
4- LESSON EIGHTEEN
5- Notes on the G String
6- Tones and Semitones
7- Using the 4th Finger
8- The D Major Scale
9- More on Keys and Key Signatures
10- The Note E on the D String
11- Developing Your Tone
12- How To Learn a New Key
13- The Major Scale
14- The Dotted Quarter Note
15- The Eighth Note
16- Accidentals
17- INTRODUCTION
18- GLOSSARY
19- Parts of the Violin and Bow
20- Sixteenth Notes
21- The Lead-In
22- How to Read Music
23- Transposing
24- The Half Note
25- The Note D
26- The Three Four Time Signature
27- Syncopation
28- Sharp Key Signatures
29- Sharps (<span class="symbolA">#</span>) and Flats (<span class="symbolA">b</span>)
30- Enharmonic Notes
31- Simple and Compound Time
32- Tempo Markings
33- Using an Electronic Tuner
34- The Key of E Minor
35- Half Position
36- The G Major Scale
37- How to Hold the Violin and Bow
38- Fingering Numbers
39- Sequences
40- The Tie
41- Music Notes
42- The Octave
43- A Word about Intonation
44- Two Octave Scales
45- Dynamics
46- How to Read the Fingering Diagrams
47- Note and Rest Values
48- Flat Key Signatures
49- First Position
50- The Chromatic Scale
51- Detached Bowing
52- The Note A on the D String
53- D.C al Fine
54- Relative Keys
55- Pizzicato
56- Playing With the Bow (Arco)