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1. I will tell him/her that the minor scale gives a sad feeling or vibe and the minor scale is composed of the same notes as the major scale, they only differ in terms of the home tone.

2. Learning scales will give you a greater understanding of music.

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1. Minor Scale gives off a dark vibe that makes the audience feel what the composer make them feel.
2. It can be used for students that want to compose music in the future.

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1. I would tell them that Minor scales makes you feel a dark and mysterious feeling and I will tell them that the notes in A minor scale are identical to those on the C major scale.

2. So that we could use it when making a song/music.

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1. I will tell my friend everything I've learnt in music.

2. It can be used for entertainment and fun.

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i will try to do my best to teach the lesson

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1, theres two scales. The minus scales are the black notes are more dark, the major scales are the white notes, they are mo happy

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minor scale has more of a dark tone
and i can use this lesson if ever i'd want to learn piano

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1. I'll tell them about the Minor scale and I tell him/her about 2 minor scales

2. we can learn this lesson to make everyone happy.

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2 things I would tell my classmate that we learned the  A scale and ew played it on a piano

we can use this lesson when we become a music composer

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1. I would tell him that the minor scales interval patterns are different from the major scale. And minor scales have a sad mood.
2. I would use this to have fun playing music. And to teach this to other people.

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number one tell him to look at the genyo pacage

i can use this to create music for people to enjoy

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1. Imagine that one of your classmate is not in class today and asked you to explain the lesson.
What 2 important concepts about the Minor Scale would you tell him/her?

2. How could the knowledge you learned today be used in the real world?