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Understanding Musical Scales: Pentatonic, Diatonic, Chromatic

Why does a piano have black & white keys? What's the logic behind the layout of the piano keyboard? Why is there no black key between E and F, and why is E# and F the same note? To answer these questions, we need to understand the logic behind the most important musical scales. From the circle of fifths to the pentatonic scale, from diatonic modes to a full chromatic system: In this video, I try to explain the logic behind our harmonic system and the structure of the musical scales we use today. Since I received so much wonderful feedback for my video about the 12-tone-system, I decided to do another educational video − hope you'll find it helpful! You can watch the previous video here:    • Why are there 12 different notes?   Please let me know if you found it worth watching, and if you're interested in more content like this (no worries, I won't stop creating piano covers)! Needless to say, I'm incredibly thankful for any feedback, like, and subscription. The piece I play at the end of this video is a composition of my own ­− you can find the full piece here:    • "What If" (own composition)   If you want to support me (and get some exclusive content), you can visit my Patreon page:   / montechait   In case you're interested in my sheet music arrangements, you can purchase them here: https://bit.ly/4g0X1kK (I arrange all kinds of music for piano: classical, oldies, pop, movie soundtracks, TV theme songs, jazz, and everything in between!) CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:43 Chromatic Scale vs. Piano Layout 1:24 Practical Considerations 2:00 Constructing Musical Scales 2:58 Pentatonic Scale 4:02 Heptatonic Scale 4:44 Diatonic Scale 5:24 Diatonic Modes 6:37 Understanding the Piano Layout 8:48 Music Notation 9:21 Conclusion