This episode covers the Ionian major mode, and the Dorian minor mode of the major scale.

This episode covers the C-F-Bb-Eb-Ab and Db Major scales. The notes in the scales as well as the key signatures and order they appear in are covered.

This episode covers the notes in the scales on the sharp side of the circle of fifths. The C, G, D, A, E, B and F# Major scales are explained.

This episode covers the circle of fifths, and the circle of fourths. This episode talks about how the circles are arranged, all 12 key signatures, and the order in which sharps and flats appear in major scales.

This episode covers the octave. There is also a brief biography / a little bit about me section at the end.

This episode covers the minor and major sevenths. This episode deals with the number of steps higher than the root of each of these intervals is and how many steps lower than the octave of the root note each of these intervals is.

This episode covers minor and major sixths. This episode covers how many steps higher than the route them each of these intervals are, and what they sound like.

This episode covers fourths and fifths. We discuss perfect, diminished, and augmented fourths and fifths.

In this episode we discuss perfect, augmented, and diminished intervals. I explain the difference between perfect and major or minor intervals. I also discuss which intervals are perfect.

This episode will cover minor and major thirds. We’ll talk about how to find minor and major thirds starting on the root note, how many steps each one of those intervals is, and we’ll get a little bit more into enharmonic equivalents and why we call a specific interval by a specific name.