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modlar

Also known as musical mode, Lad

birbirlerinin notalarından başlayarak oluşturulan gamların seti

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heptatonic scale

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Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians

octatonic scale

common practice period

Harmonic major scale

hypodorian mode

hypophrygian mode

diatonic and chromatic

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Sonata for Solo Cello

pentatonic scale

diatonic and chromatic

Hungarian minor scale

history of music

Mixolydian mode