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Difference between the Persian and Double harmonic scales

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Music theory: scale/chord relationships and filler notes

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Can this Arabic scale be described in Western terms?

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Help understanding frequency ratios and string length

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D major in F major progression?

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What is the scale that contains Bm, B♭m, Gm chords?

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Does the same key have both major and minor pentatonic notes?

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What comes after Locrian?

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Figuring scales from a chord progression

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Completing a chord progression

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Is it possible to play "Juke - little Walter" on a diatonic harmonica key of C?

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Triads derived from the different types of minor scales

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Why do some extended chords have three added notes?

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Key signature for writing in modes other than major and minor

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