CynthiaMusic

Level 2 — Music Is Numbers

Same Pattern in C, F, and G

Compare triad patterns in C, F, and G scales on the page and keyboard.

Same Pattern in C, F, and G

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Lesson script

Cynthia shows how C, F, and G scales share the same major/minor jobs: 1 4 5 major; 2 3 6 minor.

Play the six chords in C, then build the six in G (watch F♯), then in F (watch B♭). Say “this is the 2 — minor” each time.

Done when: you can name the quality of 1 and 6 in C, F, and G.

Instrument paths

  • Piano: Include needed black keys.
  • Strings: Root motion 1–6.
  • Percussion: Click on 1 chords only.

Learning modes

  • Solo child: Chart + keyboard compare.
  • Child + parent: Parent quizzes qualities.
  • Family: Three-key tour concert.
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