Major scale piano chords Formula

Major scale piano chords Formula

Formula of Major Scale for playing piano chord.
In this lesson we shall learn about all twelve major keys. First of all let’s talk about how one forms a major scale.
I have 2 formula for playing piano chord.
Formula No1 :
Formula no1 is  "1-5-8"
Like that For C scale: C E G,   =1 5 8, that means C=1,E=5, G=8.
C__C#__D__D#__E__F__F#__G__G#.....
1__2___3___4___5__6__7____8__9......

If you take D scale: D F# A = 1 5 8,  That means D=1, F#=5, A=8.
D__D#__E___F___F#__G__G#__A__A#.......
1___2___3___4___5___6___7___8___9......

If you take E scale: E G# B = 1 5 8,  That means E=1, G#=5, B=8.
E__F__F#__G__G#__A___A#___B__C'.......
1__2__3___4___5____6___7____8__9......

You can build any major scale using the formula, 1 5 8. You can start on any note and simply follow this formula.
If you don't understand formula no1, hare are formula no2.

Formula No2:
The formula for a major scale is whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half . What does this mean? It means that on your piano keyboard, you move from a whole step, to a whole step, to a half step, to a whole step, to a whole step, to a whole step, and finally to a half step. A whole step is 2 half steps.
Let’s take the C major scale for example. To form a C major scale you move from C to D, a whole step. Then from D to E, another whole step. You go from E to F, a half step. Then from F to G, a whole step. G to A is a whole step. A to B is a whole step. Lastly, you move from B to C, a half step.
You can build any major scale using the formula, whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half. You can start on any note and simply follow this formula.

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