8 Different Shapes For B Minor Scale & Theory

Let’s Learn 8 Different Shapes For B Minor Scale & Theory.

B Minor Scale Theory:

The B natural minor scale consists of the following notes: B, C#, D, E, F#, G, and A. The formula for constructing a natural minor scale is:

• Whole step
• Half step
• Whole step
• Whole step
• Half step
• Whole step
• Whole step

In the key of B minor, this means:

• B to C# (Whole step)
• C# to D (Half step)
• D to E (Whole step)
• E to F# (Whole step)
• F# to G (Half step)
• G to A (Whole step)
• A to B (Whole step)

Sound & Shapes of B Minor :

Shape 1 :

Shape 2 :

Shape 3 :

Shape 4 :

Shape 5 :

Shape 6 :

Shape 7 :

Shape 8 :

After learned all these shapes just play some random notes from these scales over an A Minor Chord. Listen how good this sounds:

For Example:

here is a backing track of Brass Synthesizer. You can practice over this backing track.

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