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Musical Scale
Scale Modal Scale Major Scale Minor Scale Interval Pitch Musical Concept
A musical scale is a sequence of pitches arranged in ascending or descending order, often within an octave. Scales are fundamental to the structure of melody, harmony, and tonality in most musical traditions.
Types of Scales
Functions
- Provide pitch material for melodies and harmonies
- Define the tonal framework of a composition
- Vary in number of notes, tuning system, and cultural usage