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I think(simplest) 1st 3rd 5th - notes of major scale gives Major chord.1st b3rd 5th - notes of Major scale gives Minor chord.In fact presence of 1 3 5 - notes in scale/Chord signifies Major scale/Chord& presence of 1 b3 5 - notes in Scale/Chord signifies Minor scale/Chord.Its essential to under stand following mechanism to understand musical theories;(Posted on Blogger, G+ )”LEARN YOURSELF” MUSIC(1) Part-I. BASIC MUSIC THEORY(Every Music Learner Must Know)It is essential to understand Part-I before going through Part-II, III, IV etc. Systematic learning makes, music learning easy.DECODING MUSICAL THEORIES.(Part-I)All Music learners 'MUST KNOW.'!!!(Enables the learner to understand Expert's Musical Discussion posted on YouTube).1. Whole tone (w) or Tone (t)/Halftone (h) or semitone (s).whole tone(w) & halftone (h) on Keyboard:Press any key, skip consecutive key, press 3rd key from the first, Musical distance between those two notes is termed as whole tone 'w' or Tone 't'.Again press any key, press consecutive key, Musical distance between those two notes is termed as halftone 'h' or Semi-tone 's'Whole tone 'w' and Halftone 'h' in case of Guitar:Ring a note(any fret, any string), skip a fret, play the note on 3rd fret from the previous fret on the same string; the Musical distance between those two notes is termed as whole tone 'w' ortone 't'.Again ring a note (any fret, any string), play the note on a consecutive fret, on same string; the Musical distance between those two notes is termed as halftone 'h' or semi-tone 's'.2. Musical notes are represented by firstseven letters of Alphabets i.e.A B C D E F G...(repeats again..)but there are twelve notes in musicthese are:A, A# or Bb, B, C, C# or Db, D, D# or Eb, E, F, F# or Gb, G, G# or Ab, A ... ...(cycle repeats again).where,#...........stands for sharp.b...........stands for flat.Between note;A - B, note A# or Bb exists,C - D, note C# or Db exists,D - E, note D# or Eb exists,F - G, note F# or Gb exists,G - A, note G# or Ab exists,Musical distance between;A - B, C - D, D - E, F - G, and G - A are 'w' or 'T'.There is not any note between B - C and E - F, which means note B# or Cb andE# or Fb do not exist.3. Major scale formation:(Important)1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or11, 2, 3,....are 1st(root note), 2nd, 3rd notes ofthe scale and so on.w........is the whole tone.h.........is the halftone.It should be noted that in the case of Major Scale, the distance between 3rd - 4th and7th - 8th note is always halftone 'h' or Semitone 's'.Example:- Formation of Major scale;i. Starting with 'A', A major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1A B C# D E F# G# Aii. Starting with C, C Major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1C D E F G A B Cसा रे ग म प ध नि साDo Re Mi Fa So La Ti Doiii. Starting with E, E major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1E F# G# A B C# D# Eiv. Starting with F, F major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1F G A Bb C D E FAnd So on.4. INTERVAL: is the Musical distance between two notes. Interval is always measured from the Root note in termsof whole tone 'w' and halftone 'h'.Major scale intervals:1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or11...1st note of the scale is always Root note.2... is Major IInd, whole tone 'w' away from the Root note.3....is Major IIIrd, two whole tones 'w w' away from the Root note.4....Is Perfect IVth, two whole tones and a halftone 'w w h ' away from Root Note.5.. is Perfect Vth, 'w w h w' away from Root Note.6...is Major VIth, 'w w h w w' away from Root Note.7 ... is Major VIIth, 'w w h w w w' away from Root Note.8or1.. is Octave, 'w w h w w w h' away from the Root note.'Upvote, if it is Helpful.

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Hope this will help you to understand musical theories:(1) Part-I. BASIC MUSIC THEORY(Every Music Learner Must Know)It is essential to understand Part-I before going through Part-II, III, IV etc. Systematic learning makes, music learning easy.DECODING MUSICAL THEORIES.(Part-I)All Music learners 'MUST KNOW.'!!!(Enables the learner to understand Expert's Musical Discussion posted on YouTube).1. Whole tone (w) or Tone (t)/Halftone (h) or semitone (s).whole tone(w) & halftone(h) on Keyboard:Press any key, skip consecutive key, press 3rd key from the first, Musical distance between those two notes is termed as whole tone 'w' or Tone 't'.Again press any key, press consecutive key, Musical distance between those two notes is termed as halftone 'h' or Semi-tone 's'Whole tone 'w' and Halftone 'h' in case of Guitar:Ring a note(any fret, any string), skip a fret, play the note on 3rd fret from the previous fret on the same string; the Musical distance between those two notes is termed as whole tone 'w' ortone 't'.Again ring a note (any fret, any string), play the note on a consecutive fret, on same string; the Musical distance between those two notes is termed as halftone 'h' or semi-tone 's'.2. Musical notes are represented by firstseven letters of Alphabets i.e.A B C D E F G...(repeats again..)but there are twelve notes in musicthese are:A, A# or Bb, B, C, C# or Db, D, D# or Eb, E, F, F# or Gb, G, G# or Ab, A ... ...(cycle repeats again).where,#...........stands for sharp.b...........stands for flat.Between note;A - B, note A# or Bb exists,C - D, note C# or Db exists,D - E, note D# or Eb exists,F - G, note F# or Gb exists,G - A, note G# or Ab exists,Musical distance between;A - B, C - D, D - E, F - G, and G - A are 'w' or 'T'.There is not any note between B - C and E - F, which means note B# or Cb andE# or Fb do not exist.3. Major scale formation:(Important)1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or11, 2, 3,....are 1st(root note), 2nd, 3rd notes ofthe scale and so on.w........is the whole tone.h.........is the halftone.It should be noted that in the case of Major Scale, the distance between 3rd - 4th and7th - 8th note is always halftone 'h' or Semi tone 's'.Example:- Formation of Major scale;i. Starting with 'A', A major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1A B C# D E F# G# Aii. Starting with C, C Major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1C D E F G A B Cसा रे ग म प ध नि साDo Re Mi Fa So La Ti Doiii. Starting with E, E major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1E F# G# A B C# D# Eiv. Starting with F, F major scale;1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or1F G A Bb C D E FAnd So on.4. INTERVAL: is the Musical distance between two notes. Interval is always measured from the Root note in termsof whole tone 'w' and halftone 'h'.Major scale intervals:1 w 2 w 3 h 4 w 5 w 6 w 7 h 8or11...1st note of the scale is always Root note.2... is Major IInd, whole tone 'w' away from the Root note.3....is Major IIIrd, two whole tones 'w w' away from the Root note.4....Is Perfect IVth, two whole notes, and a halftones 'w w h ' away from Root Note.5.. is Perfect Vth, 'w w h w' away from Root Note.6...is Major VIth, 'w w h w w' away from Root Note.7 ... is Major VIIth, 'w w h w w w' away from Root Note.8or1.. is Octave, 'w w h w w w h' away from the Root note.'Upvote’, if it is Helpful.