Summary: Understanding and playing Major Scales is very challenging even to some pianists who had piano lessons for years. Learning scales and memorizing what sharps and flats go with what major key can be intimidating. Not to mention tedious. C has no sharps or flats, E has four, while F has one flat. The list goes on and your memory goes spinning. While this may first seem like a worthless job, you have much to profit from learning scales. They are the groundwork from which melodies are built and chords are formed. But before you delve more into the theory work, first you must master the scales themselves. Understanding and applying Major Scales are complicated. Learn this easy to understand Major Scale Cheat Sheet for a breezy major scales.
