The following scales are natural minor scales played on a c-diatonic harmonica.
For the exact notes in each of the scales please refer to the scalefinder .
The natural minor scale is constructed in the following order of whole (w) and half (h) steps.
w-h-w-w-h-w-w
in the key of C this becomes: C D Eb F G Ab Bb C
Playlist of all scales
C minor scale, first position
G minor scale, second position
D minor scale, third position
A minor scale, fourth position
E minor scale, fifth position
B minor scale, sixth position
F# minor scale, seventh position
C# minor scale, eighth position
Ab minor scale, ninth position
Eb minor scale, tenth position
Bb minor scale, eleventh position
F minor scale, twelfth position
second octave:
C minor scale, first position
G minor scale, second position
D minor scale, third position
A minor scale, fourth position
E minor scale, fifth position
B minor scale, sixth position
F# minor scale, seventh position
C# minor scale, eighth position
Ab minor scale, ninth position
Eb minor scale, tenth position
Bb minor scale, eleventh position
F minor scale, twelfth position
third octave:
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Especially difficult are the Eb minor scales. The lower one because of the hole 1 overblow that it starts on. The higher one because the transition between the hole 8 bent note and the hole 7 overdraw is a difficult one to play fluently.
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