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The G-flat Major Scale

The G-flat Major Scale

G-flat Major Scale Overview

G-flat Major Scale Overview
Keyboard Layout
Staff Layout
Key Signature	Six flats (B^♭, E^♭, A^♭, D^♭, G^♭, C^♭)
Notes of Scale	G^♭, A^♭, B^♭, C^♭, D^♭, E^♭, F, G^♭
RH Fingering	2 3 4 - 1 2 3 - 1 2
LH Fingering	4 3 2 1 - 3 2 1 - 4
Relative Scale	E-flat Minor Scale
Parallel Scale	F-sharp Minor Scale

VIDEO: How to play the G-flat Major scale on the piano

Visualize the G-flat Major Scale layout on the keyboard

The layout of this scale is

G-flat Major piano scale keyboard layout diagram

Read the G-flat Major Scale on the staff

This is what this scale looks like on the staff

G-flat Major piano scale on the staff with fingering — Click image to enlarge

Play the G-flat Major Scale with hands alone

Core positions

G-flat Major Scale chart: Core Positions for the Right Hand:

G-flat Major piano scale chart right hand fingering

G-flat Major Scale chart: Core Positions for the Left Hand:

G-flat Major piano scale chart left hand fingering

Play the G-flat Major Scale with hands together

First sync point

G-flat Major piano scale hands together fingering diagram

Second sync point

G-flat Major Scale hands together fingering chart

Expand the G-flat Major Scale to more octaves

Playing this scale in more octaves

G-flat Major piano scale chart in two octaves on staff with fingering — Click image to enlarge

Avoid common mistakes in the G-flat Major Scale

Common mistakes in this scale are

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