Songs with the Major Scale in the Melody
- Baa Baa Black Sheep (adapted version, descending scale)
- Chumbara (descending scale)
- Creeping Creeping Little Flea
- Diddle Diddle Dumpling
- Georgie Porgie (descending scale)
- Itsy Bitsy Spider (Orff Arrangement)
- Jack and Jill
- Jack Be Nimble
- Joy to the World (descending scale)
- Le forgeron (descending scale)
- List to the Bells (descending scale)
- Mama Paquita (descending scale)
- Nine Red Horsemen (descending scale)
- One Cold and Frosty Morning (adapted version)
- One Two Buckle My Shoe
- Robin (descending scale)
- Sleigh Ride (descending scale)
- Snowflakes (descending scale)
- St. Paul’s Steeple (descending scale)
- Strike the Bell (descending scale)
- There Came to My Window (descending scale)
- Three Blue Pigeons (adapted version, descending scale)
- To Babyland (ascending going up)
Printables
- Paper Xylophone Visuals –Â Available on this page:Â paper xylophones
- Printable & Digital Visuals – Available on this page:Â One Cold and Frosty Morning
- C Major Scale Handout & Worksheet / Assessment – Available on this page: Sleigh Ride
- Worksheet / Assessment –Â Available on this page:Â Lines & Spaces
- Major Scale & Solfege in 3 keys – Visuals & Worksheet / Assessment – Available on this page: Solfege Resources
See also
- major scale worksheet / assessment
- Curwen hand signs
- Solfege resources
- mi, so, la songs
- so-mi songs
- pentatonic songs
- melody resources
Extras for Plus Members
- Major Scale Step Visuals
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2 thoughts on “Do re mi fa so la ti do – Major Scale”
Hi, Beth
Thank you, thank you, thank you for your awesome resources! I really love working with it.
One note about the Major Scale Steps…
I was having a chat with a colleague the other day and we were talking about also visually representing semi-tones in scales as early as possible. Now that I see these steps, I am wondering about how one could depict the semitones? Maybe a smaller step?
Kind regards,
Marica
Good idea! I could create some visuals like that also! I’ll add it to my list of things to do. 😉