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HAPPY JUNE 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!

𑀖𑀧𑀅𑀧𑀝 𑀧𑀔𑀅𑀬𑀏 2023!!!!!!!!!!!!

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𑀢𑀖𑀭 𑀰𑀫𑀏𑀬𑀏𑀦𑀞 𑀬𑀅𑀡𑀕𑀣𑀕𑀅.

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The sequence of steps comprising the double harmonic scale is :


 * half, augmented second, half, whole, half, augmented second, half

Or, in relation to the tonic note


 * minor second, major third, perfect fourth and fifth, minor sixth, major seventh, octave

𑀟𑀭𑁦𑀢𑀅𑀬𑀏𑀤𑀭
𑀢𑀖𑀭 𑀰𑀭𑀂𑀱𑀣𑀦𑀭𑀡𑀓𑀭 𑀨𑀞 𑀰𑀢𑀭𑀧𑀅𑀤𑀭𑀞 𑀓𑀞𑀫𑁦𑀧𑀔𑀏𑀰𑀏𑀡𑀕𑀏 𑀢𑀖𑀭 𑀟𑀞𑀩𑀬𑀩 𑀖𑀔𑀅𑀫𑀞𑀦𑀝𑀓𑀏 𑀰𑀅𑀓𑀬𑀞 𑀰𑀏:


 * 𑀖𑀬𑀅𑀨𑀣, augmented second, 𑀖𑀬𑀅𑀨𑀣, whole, 𑀖𑀬𑀅𑀨𑀣, augmented second, 𑀖𑀬𑀅𑀨𑀣

Or, 𑀦𑀏 𑀲𑀭𑁦𑀬𑀅𑀢𑀅𑀦𑀞 to 𑀢𑀖𑀭 𑀢𑀞𑀦𑀞𑀓𑀏 𑀦𑀞𑀢𑀞


 * 𑀫𑀏𑀦𑀲𑀞 second, 𑀫𑀅𑀘𑀲𑀞 third, perfect fourth 𑀟𑀅 fifth, 𑀫𑀏𑀦𑀲𑀞 sixth, 𑀫𑀅𑀘𑀲𑀞 seventh, octave

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=The=

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=The=

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=Elements=



=Sorting Scales By Name=

Chart

=Scales and Modes=

Double Subaugmented Double Augmented Double Superaugmented

Perilydian tetrachord: alloperitonic, but Lydic; Dorian, but diminished (311 + 222) (312)

Apolydian tetrachord: apotonic, but diminished; Allodorian, but Lydic (113 + 222) (213)

Peridorian tetrachord: peritonic, but augmented; Allodorian, but ultra (311 + 212) (211)

Apodorian tetrachord: alloapotonic, but ultra; Dorian, but augmented (113 + 212) (112)

NOT: Perilydian tetrachord = Lydian-like when at beginning, peritonic-like when at end of mode

Apolydian tetrachord = Lydian-like when at beginning, apotonic-like when at end of mode

Peridorian tetrachord = Dorian-like when at beginning, peritonic-like when at end of mode

Apodorian tetrachord = Dorian-like when at beginning, apotonic-like when at end of mode

Terms used in Heptatonic scale names

 * Æolian
 * Alloapotonic
 * Allodoric
 * Alloharmonic
 * Alloperitonic
 * Allophrygic
 * Apotonic
 * Augmented
 * Diminished
 * Dominant
 * Dorian
 * Doric
 * Double
 * Harmonic
 * Ionian
 * Locrian
 * Lydian
 * Lydic
 * Major
 * Minor
 * Mixolydian
 * Peritonic
 * Phrygian
 * Super
 * Ultralocrian
 * Ultraphrygian

MODES
MAJOR

DORIAN

PHRYGIAN

LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MINOR

LOCRIAN

MIXODORIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

LYDIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC MIXOLYDIAN

MIXOAEOLIAN

AEOLIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER LOCRIAN

MIXOPHRYGIAN

PERITONIC LYDIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC MIXOAEOLIAN

MIXOLOCRIAN

SUPER AEOLIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER EXTRA LOCRIAN

IONIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC DORIAN

PHRYGIAN DOMINANT

PERILYDIC LYDIAN

ULTRALOCRIAN

HARMONIC MINOR

DORIC LOCRIAN

PERILYDIC MAJOR

EXTRA ULTRALOCRIAN

HARMONIC PHRYGIAN

PERITONIC LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC MINOR

LOCRIAN DOMINANT

PERITONIC MAJOR

DORIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC PHRYGIAN

PERIDOMINANT MAJOR

PERILYDIC MIXOLYDIAN

EXTRA ULTRASUBLOCRIAN

HARMONIC LOCRIAN

HARMONIC MAJOR

DORIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER PHRYGIAN

LYDIC MIXODORIAN

ALTERED MIXOLYDIAN

PERILYDIC LYDIAN AUGMENTED

INTRALOCRIAN

ALTERED MAJOR

DOUBLE PERITONIC LYDIAN AUGMENTED

INTRAPHRYGIAN

HARMONIC LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER MINOR

EXTRA LOCRIAN

IONIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER DORIAN

EXTRA PHRYGIAN

ALTERED LYDIAN

DOUBLE PERITONIC PERIDOMINANT AUGMENTED

INTRAMINOR

SUBLOCRIAN

PERITONIC IONIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC DORIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC PHRYGIAN DOMINANT

PERIDOMINILYDIC MAJOR

ULTRAMINOR DIMINISHED

SUPER EXTRA SUBLOCRIAN

MIXOPHRYGIAN DIMINISHED

MIXODORIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC DORIC PHRYGIAN

PERIDOMINANT IONIAN AUGMENTED

PERILYDIC LYDIC MIXOLYDIAN

ULTRASUBLOCRIAN

HARMONIC AEOLIAN DIMINISHED

DORIC SUPER LOCRIAN

PERITONIC MINOR

DORIC PHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERIAEOLIC MAJOR

PERIDOMINANT MIXOLYDIAN

PERILYDIC MIXOAEOLIAN

EXTRA ULTRASUBEXOLOCRIAN

HARMONIC SUPER LOCRIAN

SUPER MIXODORIAN

DORIC EXTRA PHRYGIAN

ALTERED LYDIAN AUGMENTED

DOUBLE PERITONIC PERIAEOLIDOMINANT

INTRAMAJOR

SUBAEOLIAN

EXOLOCRIAN

MIXODORIAN DIMINISHED

DORIC SUPER PHRYGIAN

LYDIC MIXODORIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC ALTERED MIXOLYDIAN

PERIDOMINILYDIC IONIAN AUGMENTED

INTRAMINOR DIMINISHED

SUPER SUBLOCRIAN

HARMONIC MIXOLOCRIAN

SUPER DORIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER EXTRA PHRYGIAN

LYDIC MIXOPHRYGIAN

PERIDOMINITONIC AUGMENTED

PERILYDIC LYDIC MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

INTRASUBLOCRIAN

PERITONIC AEOLIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC DORIC PHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERIAEOLIDOMINANT MAJOR

PERIDOMINILYDIC MIXOLYDIAN

ULTRASUBAEOLIAN

EXTRA SUBEXOLOCRIAN

SUPER MIXOPHRYGIAN DIMINISHED

MIXOPHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERIAEOLITONIC MAJOR

PERIDOMINANT MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

PERILYDIC LYDIC MIXOAEOLIAN

ULTRASUBEXOLOCRIAN

HARMONIC SUPER AEOLIAN DIMINISHED

DORIC SUPER EXTRA LOCRIAN

PERITONIC PHRYGIAN

PERILOCRIC LYDIAN

PERIAEOLIC MIXOLYDIAN

PERIDOMINANT MIXOAEOLIAN

PERILYDIC MIXOLOCRIAN

ULTRAMETASUBEXOLOCRIAN

HARMONIC SUPER EXTRA LOCRIAN

SUPER MIXOPHRYGIAN

PERITONIC LYDIC AEOLIAN AUGMENTED

LYDIC ALTERED MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

PERIAEOLIDOMINILYDIC MAJOR

INTRAMIXOLOCRIAN

SUPER SUBAEOLIAN

EXTRA EXOLOCRIAN

EXTRA MIXOPHRYGIAN

PERITONIC ALTERED LYDIAN AUGMENTED

PERILOCRIAEOLIDOMINILYDIC

INTRALYDIAN

SUBMIXOLOCRIAN

EXOAEOLIAN

METALOCRIAN

SUPER MIXODORIAN DIMINISHED

DORIC SUPER EXTRA PHRYGIAN

LYDIC MIXOPHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERIAEOLIDOMINITONIC

PERIDOMINILYDIC MIXOLYDIAN AUGMENTED

INTRASUBAEOLIAN

SUBEXOLOCRIAN

PERITONIC PHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERILOCRIAEOLIC MAJOR

PERIAEOLIDOMINANT MIXOLYDIAN

PERIDOMINILYDIC MIXOAEOLIAN

ULTRASUBEXOAEOLIAN

METASUBEXOLOCRIAN

SUPER EXTRA MIXOPHRYGIAN DIMINISHED

SUPER EXTRA MIXOPHRYGIAN

PERITONIC LYDIC PHRYGIAN AUGMENTED

PERILOCRIAEOLIDOMINANT

PERIAEOLIDOMINILYDIC MIXOLYDIAN

INTRASUBMIXOLOCRIAN

SUBEXOAEOLIAN

METAEXOLOCRIAN

PERILYDIC IONIAN AUGMENTED

EXTRA INTRALOCRIAN

DOUBLE HARMONIC MAJOR

DOUBLE PERITONIC LYDIAN

ULTRAPHRYGIAN

LYDIC HARMONIC MINOR

ALTERED MIXOLYDIAN DIMINISHED

ALTERED IONIAN AUGMENTED

DOUBLE PERITONIC PERIAEOLIC

ALTERED INTRAMAJOR

PERILYDIC HARMONIC LYDIAN

ULTRAEXOLOCRIAN

HARMONIC SUPER MINOR

DORIC EXTRA LOCRIAN

=GEFDAB=

=GEDFAB 2023=

= TETRACHORDS SCALES CHART =

Newest: MODES OF PERITONIC MINOR

= ACCIDENTALS =

♮2
MAJOR

DORIAN

LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MINOR

MIXODORIAN

♮3
MAJOR

LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

♮4
MAJOR

DORIAN

PHRYGIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MINOR

LOCRIAN

MIXODORIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♮5
MAJOR

DORIAN

PHRYGIAN

LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MINOR

MIXODORIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♮6
MAJOR

DORIAN

LYDIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MIXODORIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♮7
MAJOR

LYDIAN

MIXODORIAN

♭3
DORIAN

PHRYGIAN

MINOR

LOCRIAN

MIXODORIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♭7 (Doric)
DORIAN

PHRYGIAN

MIXOLYDIAN

MINOR

LOCRIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♭2 (Altered)
PHRYGIAN

LOCRIAN

DORIC PHRYGIAN

♭6 (Harmonic)
PHRYGIAN

MINOR

LOCRIAN

♯4 (Lydic)
LYDIAN

♭5 (Diminished)
LOCRIAN

= TABLE =

=Thingy Table=

QUINARY COLORS!!!!!!
HSV colors produced by mixing equal amounts of secondary and subsequent colors Tertiary hues (#FF0000; 0°) red (#FF8000; 30°) orange (#FFFF00; 60°) yellow (#80FF00; 90°) chartreuse (#00FF00; 120°) green (#00FF80; 150°) spring green (#00FFFF; 180°) cyan (#0080FF; 210°) azure (#0000FF; 240°) blue (#8000FF; 270°) violet (#FF00FF; 300°) magenta (#FF0080; 330°) rose (#FF0000; 360°) red Quaternary HSV (#FF0000; 0°) red (#FF4000; 15°) vermilion (#FF8000; 30°) orange (#FFC000; 45°) amber (#FFFF00; 60°) yellow (#C0FF00; 75°) lime (#80FF00; 90°) chartreuse (#40FF00; 105°) harlequin (#00FF00; 120°) green (#00FF40; 135°) erin (#00FF80; 150°) spring green (#00FFC0; 165°) aquamarine (#00FFFF; 180°) cyan (#00C0FF; 195°) capri (#0080FF; 210°) azure (#0040FF; 225°) cerulean (#0000FF; 240°) blue (#4000FF; 255°) indigo (#8000FF; 270°) violet (#BF00FF; 285°) purple (#FF00FF; 300°) magenta (#FF00C0; 315°) cerise (#FF0080; 330°) rose (#FF0040; 345°) crimson (#FF0000; 360°) red Quinary HSV (#FF0000; 0°) red (#FF2000; 7.5°) scarlet (#FF4000; 15°) vermilion (#FF6000; 22.5°) persimmon (#FF8000; 30°) orange (#FFA000; 37.5°) orange peel (#FFC000; 45°) amber (#FFE000; 52.5°) golden yellow (#FFFF00; 60°) yellow (#E0FF00; 67.5°) lemon (#C0FF00; 75°) lime (#A0FF00; 82.5°) spring bud (#80FF00; 90°) chartreuse (#60FF00; 97.5°) bright green (#40FF00; 105°) harlequin (#20FF00; 112.5°) neon green (#00FF00; 120°) green (#00FF20; 127.5°) jade (#00FF40; 135°) erin (#00FF60; 142.5°) emerald (#00FF80; 150°) spring green (#00FFA0; 157.5°) mint (#00FFC0; 165°) aquamarine (#00FFE0; 172.5°) turquoise (#00FFFF; 180°) cyan (#00E0FF; 187.5°) sky blue (#00C0FF; 195°) capri (#00A0FF; 202.5°) cornflower (#0080FF; 210°) azure (#0060FF; 217.5°) cobalt (#0040FF; 225°) cerulean (#0020FF; 232.5°) sapphire (#0000FF; 240°) blue (#2000FF; 247.5°) iris (#4000FF; 255°) indigo (#6000FF; 262.5°) veronica (#8000FF; 270°) violet (#A000FF; 277.5°) amethyst (#BF00FF; 285°) purple (#DF00FF; 292.5°) phlox (#FF00FF; 300°) magenta (#FF00E0; 307.5°) fuchsia (#FF00C0; 315°) cerise (#FF00A0; 322.5°) deep pink (#FF0080; 330°) rose (#FF0060; 337.5°) raspberry (#FF0040; 345°) crimson (#FF0020; 352.5°) amaranth (#FF0000; 360°) red