Minute a Day Stage 6 Lesson 10
 

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This is the harmonic minor scale of D minor.

One flat in the key signature, like the relative major of F major.
It is written here with accidentals and no key signature  at the beginning.
Note that F major has B flat in the key signature. As the 7th. note is raised in the harmonic minor scale,
the C  becomes a C sharp.


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The 7th. note is raised going up, and is still raised going down.

Note that this has the same pattern as A harmonic minor.
step, half-step, step, step, half-step, step plus a half-step, half-step.

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