User:Skierpage/Music intervals/Major minor

The only difference in the first five notes between major and minor scales is the third note, or degree, is flattened in the minor. This moves the half step, from the third to the fourth notes, to the second to third notes.

${ << \relative c' { c d e f g1 g4 f e d c1 c4 d ees f g1 g4 f ees d c1 } \addlyrics { do re mi fa so so fa la ti do do re me fa so so fa le ti do } >> }$

Not much, but in the right hands...

${ << \relative c' { \tempo "Presto" 2 = 114 c d e f g1 g4 f e d c1 c4 d ees f g1 g4 f ees d c1 c4 ees8 ees8~ ees4 ees8 c'8~ c2 bes4. bes8 g1 d1 d8 c8~ c2 } \addlyrics { When the win -- ter came you were not a -- round now the sum -- mer's | "gone__ and" love can -- not be found Where were you when I need -- ed you last win -- ter } >> }$

Stevie Wonder, part two of "Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You)", composed and performed when he was only 21!

User:Skierpage/Music intervals/Major minor

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