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You've heard this sound. You've heard it many, many times in pop songs, in classical music, in guitar instrumentals, even in Jazz.

But you don't know how to make that sound (yet). So here we see that that sound is produced by a scale called "Neapolitan Minor". And every time I play it, there is a musician around asking me if I can show them what did I play exactly...

In this video, we learn how to use the Neapolitan Minor scale to make music, either as a stand-alone scale (for haunting musical landscapes) or over a common chord progression for a delightful "it's dissonant but it sounds so good" effect.


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