Listen to the rising scale. Which scale type do you hear?

Identify the scale as it ascends from its tonic.

After hearing this upward pattern, classify the scale.

What kind of scale is played in this ascending clip?

The clip begins on A and rises. Which scale type best matches what you hear?

Listen to the scale rising from D. What scale type is this?

Which scale type is heard as the melody rises from G?

Decide whether the ascending collection is major, natural minor, or whole tone.

What scale type does this ascending run demonstrate?

This clip uses a scale that is not a seven-note scale. Which type is it?

Listen to this rising non-seven-note scale. What type is it?

Listen to the scale rising from C to the C an octave higher. Name the scale type.

Which scale is heard in this short rising phrase?

Listen to the descending non-seven-note scale. How should it be classified?

Listen to the scale rising from E. Which scale type is it?

Listen to this scale rising from D. What kind of scale is played?

Listen to the minor scale ascending. Which form of minor is it?

Focus on the upper notes of this ascending minor scale. Which form do you hear?

The clip plays a minor scale rising to its tonic. Identify its form.

Which minor form is demonstrated by the ascending scale from G?

Listen to this minor scale rising from A. Which form is played?

Which form of minor is heard as the scale rises from D?

Classify the minor scale you hear moving upward from C.

Which form of minor has been played in this ascending clip?