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Âm giai
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succession of notes organized according to a model in ascending or descending order within an octave
A scale is a sequence of musical notes arranged in order from lowest to highest (or highest to lowest) within the span of an octave. Scales matter because they provide the organized framework that musicians use to create melodies and compositions.
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Within Vinony's link graph, Âm giai is referenced by 825 other articles, and connects out to heptatonic scale, ancient mode and composed musical work.
It is catalogued under topics including Musical scales, Musical tuning and Music theory.
Its subject is documented across 68 Wikipedia language editions.
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