The Melodic Minor Scale varies from the Natural Minor Scale by the 6th and seventh notes, which are raised a semi-step. This scale is likewise some sort of particular since it is now and then played differently ascending and descending.
Melodic minor is utilized to solo over minor harmonies when you need to convey a jazz sound to your lines, as it makes a mMaj7 sound in your performances.
The melodic minor scale is otherwise called the jazz minor scale among jazz performers and teachers.
In Classical Reason, Melodic Minor Scale in A, is played by Ascending: A, B, C, D, E, F#, G#, A, while by Descending: A, G, F, E, D, C, B, A. That is, when you go up ascending scale, you are running the Melodic Minor Scale, but when you go down descending scale you are using the Natural Minor Scale.
So basically when you play the A Melodic Minor scale on piano you play these notes when ascending:
Melodic Minor Scales
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