This progressive scale system coordinates basic concepts from elementary to advanced scales in preparation for the Scale System by Carl Flesch. In some aspects it goes beyond the scope of the Flesch system. One-octave scales are introduced in patterns with emphasis on half steps and finger retention. The two-octave scale patterns are non-shifting. Three-octave scales are offered with traditional and modern fingerings. The double stop scales vary in fingerings in order to teach the basic concepts of double-stops. Harmonics are included beyond the scope of the Flesch system, in a basic form including natural harmonics.

Symbols 
Introduction  
Introducing One Octave Scales  
One Octave Scales 
Chromatic Scale 
Two Octave Scales 
Chromatic Scales  
Broken Thirds 
Three Octave Scales (Traditional  Fingering)   
Chromatic Scales  
Broken Thirds 
Scale Practice Routine 
Three Octave Scales (Traditional  Fingering; 49 note Pattern)
Three Octave Scales (Modern Fingering; 49 note Pattern)
Double Stops
Introducing Thirds
Scales in Thirds  
Scales in Sixths 
Scales in Octaves  
Scales in Fingered Octaves 
Scales in Tenths  
Scales in Fourths 
Scales in Fifths  
Scales in Sevenths   
Scales in Unisons  
Scales in Artificial Harmonics 
Natural Harmonics 
Scales in Four Octaves 
Chromatic Scale  
Broken Thirds