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Melodic Minor Scale Fingering Diagram Added

April 13, 2010 by natalie 1 Comment

For those who missed it, I updated last week’s Free Piano Scale Fingering Diagrams post to include the melodic minor scales. Originally I didn’t create melodic minor scale fingering diagrams because I figured there wouldn’t be much demand for them. So much for that theory! Based on the feedback and requests I’ve received, I went ahead and created these melodic minor scale fingering diagrams as well. The upper layer of numbers (black and white) is for the ascending scale, and the lower layer of numbers (gray) is for the descending scale. This seemed like the best way to reflect the fingering and key changes within the scale. Let me know if you have a better suggestion!

Minor Scales – Melodic

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  1. PianoMother.com says

    February 5, 2014 at 11:36 am

    There aren’t so much melodic minor fingering guides that are available on the internet. This one is really helpful!

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