Scales in Intervals: 3rds in G Major

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Here’s the G major scale in thirds.

Try it two ways:

  1. In groups of 4 in 7/4
  2. In groups of 7 in 4/4

The groups of 7 repeat every other one.

The first note of each group of 4 outlines a G∆13 arpeggio.

Look for patterns.

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