THIS SCALE IN THE MODE 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 |
IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE 8-NOTES Neapolitan Major and Minor mixed
IT OCCURS AS THE 8 OVERTONES 8th-9th-10th-11th-12th-13th-14th-15th-16th AT THE 4TH OCTAVES OF OVERTONES ON ALL BRASS WIND INSTRUMENTS. IT IS ESPECIALLY MUCH OF USE IN THE BAROQUE NATURAL HORNS AND BAROQUE NATURAL TRUMPET AS WELL AS IN THE BAROQUE AND MODERN FRENCH HORN.
E.g. if the root of the scale is C the harmonics from 8 to 16 are the notes
c-d-e-f#-g-g#-a#-b-c
As far as harmony and chords is concerned this 8-notes scale adds to the standard 7-notes diatonic scale c-d-e-f-g-a-b-c the next major or minor chords
1) e-g#-b = E= 3M
2) d-f#-a=D=2M
3) g-a#-d=Gm=5m
This harmony but also the blue notes of this 8-notes scale (f#, g#, a#) can be also obtained by
superimposing to th C diatonic scale the two neigboring scales in the wheel by 4ths and the harmonic minor , in other words for the C diatonic it would be the F diatonic (will give a#) and G diatonic (will give f#) and the A harmonic minor (will give the g#).
AS ALTERNATIVE ROUNDING
We may round the 8-notes chromatic overtones scale at the 4th octave of the overtones to the notes (in C major root)
c-d-e-f-g-g#-a#-b-c
2-2-1-2-1-2-1-1
Which is known alaso as inverse Zirafkend: Arabic, Melodic Minor Bebop
Or
Inverse Shostakovich
Or
JG Octatonic
(See post 227)
As far as harmony and chords is concerned this 8-notes scale adds to the standard 7-notes diatonic scale c-d-e-f-g-a-b-c the next major or minor chords
1) e-g#-b = E= 3M
2) g-a#-d=Gm=5m
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