<p>When you look closely at the three different forms for A Minor, one of them stands out. It's the melodic scale exercise. Looks a lot like the sheet music for the Waltz in A Minor by Frederic Chopin. Source: The FJH Classic Scale Book, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Introduction by Edwin McLean: "Why Practice Scales"?</p>

When you look closely at the three different forms for A Minor, one of them stands out. It's the melodic scale exercise. Looks a lot like the sheet music for the Waltz in A Minor by Frederic Chopin. Source: The FJH Classic Scale Book, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Introduction by Edwin McLean: "Why Practice Scales"?

Classical Music & Scales Connection

Greetings from North America. In 1990 I graduated from a small college in New Jersey with a music program where I majored in piano, attended concerts in NYC, and watched my first opera with Luciano Pavarotti. As a keyboard instructor today and big fan of popular music including light opera, I encourage you to watch We Are Family Wednesday nights to hear the exquisite harmonies coming from the stage. Two episodes brought me back to my roots growing up in the 1960s singing along to girl groups like The Supremes. The beat goes on. I love Cher's music. Read my book "Songbird at the Shopping Mall".

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