B-flat minor scale on piano
The B-flat minor scale has five flats. In the harmonic and melodic B-flat minor scale, the fingers of the right hand are the same, but the fingers of the left hand are different in their harmonic and melodic forms.
In the harmonic minor scale, the seventh degree is raised. In B-flat minor, this is the note A. In the melodic minor scale, the sixth and seventh degrees are raised. In B-flat minor, these are the notes G and A. When playing the melodic minor scale, the natural form descends!
Let's look at the B-flat minor scale separately for each hand. Once you feel comfortable with the fingering, you can practice the scale with both hands. Read an article about the B-flat minor scale, as well as articles on other aspects of music theory, at http://catmurr.ru
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