Ref: Common Scales - Revision history

Meambobbo at 22:14, 11 September 2016

2016-09-11T22:14:56Z

Meambobbo: /* Major */

2016-09-02T06:49:55Z

‎Major

Meambobbo: /* Tritone */

2016-02-25T03:21:19Z

‎Tritone

Meambobbo: /* Prometheus */

2016-02-25T03:16:59Z

‎Prometheus

Meambobbo: /* Augmented */

2016-02-25T03:16:18Z

‎Augmented

Meambobbo: /* Hungarian Minor */

2015-08-29T16:34:23Z

‎Hungarian Minor

Meambobbo: /* Tritone */

2015-08-24T03:32:11Z

‎Tritone

Meambobbo: /* Blues Scale */

2015-08-24T03:31:41Z

‎Blues Scale

Meambobbo at 03:29, 24 August 2015

2015-08-24T03:29:52Z

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Meambobbo: /* Chromatic */

2015-08-24T03:01:18Z

‎Chromatic

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-== Melodic Minor ==
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-== Double Harmonic ==
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-The major scale is defined by the whole whole half whole whole whole half (w w h w w w h) pa{{tt|tt}}ern of the distribution of its notes across one octave.  It has a strong tonality pulling towards the tonic note.
+The major scale is defined by the whole whole half whole whole whole half (w w h w w w h) pattern of the distribution of its notes across one octave.  It has a strong tonality pulling towards the tonic note.
 Its diatonic chords are I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii{{dim}}.

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+  {{U|R}} {{Mn2|m2}} {{Mn3|m3}} {{tt|a4}} {{P5|P5}} {{Mn7|a6}} {{U|R}}
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+  {{U|R}} {{M2|M2}} {{M3|M3}} {{tt|a4}} {{M6|M6}} {{Mn7|m7}} {{U|R}}
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+  {{U|R}} {{Mn3|a2}} {{M3|M3}} {{P5|P5}} {{Mn6|m6}} {{M7|M7}} {{U|R}}
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-Has 2 augmented 2nds and 2 consecutive half-steps for a very exotic feel.  It's most easily derived by sharping the perfect 4th of the Harmonic Minor scale.  All its half-steps make its tonality ambiguous.  It is also known as the Gypsy Minor scale, traditionally popular in Eastern Europe.  It works well over minor and minor/major 7th chords.  It is also a mode of the Double Harmonic scale.
+Has 2 augmented 2nds and 2 consecutive half-steps for a very exotic feel.  It's most easily derived by sharping the perfect 4th of the Harmonic Minor scale.  All its half-steps make its tonality ambiguous.  It is also known as the Gypsy Minor scale, traditionally popular in Eastern Europe.  It works well over minor and minor/major 7th chords.  It is also a mode of the [[#Double Harmonic]] scale.
 Its diatonic chords are i, II{{7}}{{f}}5, III+, V, {{b}}VI{{maj}}{{7}}, vii6.

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+  {{U|R}} {{Mn3|m3}} {{P4|P4}} {{tt|d5}} {{P5|P5}} {{Mn7|m7}} {{U|R}}
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-  {{U|R}} {{Mn2|m2}} {{M2|M2}} {{Mn3|m3}} {{M3|M3}} {{P4|P4}} d5 {{P5|P5}} {{Mn6|m6}} {{M6|M6}} {{Mn7|m7}} {{M7|M7}}
+  {{U|R}} {{Mn2|m2}} {{M2|M2}} {{Mn3|m3}} {{M3|M3}} {{P4|P4}} {{tt|tt}} {{P5|P5}} {{Mn6|m6}} {{M6|M6}} {{Mn7|m7}} {{M7|M7}}
    h  h  h  h  h  h  h  h  h  h  h  h