the 1st, 3rd and 5th positions relative to that 2nd root note. The second triad below will repeat this, but this time starting on the 2nd note, so its notes will be F, Ab and C - ie. Triad chords are built using the 1st, 3rdand 5th notes of the scale, so the first triad below will constructed a chord using notes Eb, G and Bb. The triad chord will be built using only the notes of the scale we are interested in. Starting from the 1st scale note, each lesson step below will take each note in turn and construct a triad chord using that note as the root / starting note of that chord. The piano keyboard below contains the notes of the Eb major scale. Come back down using the same fingering.This step shows the scale note names that will be used to construct all triad chords that harmonize with those scale notes. Finish off the scale by bringing the third finger over to hit the E flat octave. Continue up the scale finger by finger until the thumb hits the D. The third finger of the left hand starts off on the E flat and when your thumb hits the G key, the fourth finger comes over and hits the A flat. Coming back down the scale is the exact same, just retrace your steps. Finish the scale with your third finger on the E flat octave. Hit the G with your second finger and continue finger by finger until the fourth finger hits the B flat. From there bring your thumb under to hit the F. The right hand starts off on the second finger. Now let me show you the proper fingering for the scale. They are E flat, F, G, A flat, B flat, C, D, and the E flat octave. Let's take a look at the notes in the scale. Download PDF Learn How To Play The E Flat Major Scale On The Piano!

E flat major key