Scales

C# Mixolydian Description: The Mixolydian mode has a lowered 7th (flat 7) compared to the major scale. It shares the key signature of its parent major scale but starts on the fifth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a F# Major scale but starts on C# instead)....

B Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a F# Major scale but starts on B instead). Notes:...

Bb Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a F Major scale but starts on Bb instead)....

A Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a E Major scale but starts on A instead). Notes:...

Ab Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a Eb Major scale but starts on Ab instead)....

G Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a D Major scale but starts on G instead). Notes:...

F# Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a C# Major scale but starts on F# instead)....

F Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a C Major scale but starts on F instead). Notes:...

E Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a B Major scale but starts on E instead). Notes:...

Eb Lydian Description: The Lydian mode features a raised 4th (sharp 4) compared to the major scale. It uses the same key signature as its parent major scale but starts on the fourth degree (i.e. it has the same notes as a Bb Major scale but starts on Eb instead)....