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Some natural questions arising in Etalocian music theory | Some natural questions arising in Etalocian music theory. Not very precisely phrased, but they intend to give an idea of the motivation behind the theory. | ||
*Scale construction - Find algorithms for the following. | *Scale construction - Find algorithms for the following. | ||
**What is the smallest (constant-structure, proper, or some other desirable property) scale that contains a given set (or multiset) of chords? | **What is the smallest (constant-structure, proper, or some other desirable property) scale that contains a given set (or multiset) of chords? | ||
***What is the smallest nice scale that allows a given progression? | ***What is the smallest nice scale that allows a given progression? | ||
**What is the smallest nice scale that contains a path from one root to another via modulations by common tones? | **What is the smallest nice scale that contains a path from one root to another via modulations by common tones? | ||
Revision as of 03:59, 25 December 2017
Some natural questions arising in Etalocian music theory. Not very precisely phrased, but they intend to give an idea of the motivation behind the theory.
- Scale construction - Find algorithms for the following.
- What is the smallest (constant-structure, proper, or some other desirable property) scale that contains a given set (or multiset) of chords?
- What is the smallest nice scale that allows a given progression?
- What is the smallest nice scale that contains a path from one root to another via modulations by common tones?
- What is the smallest (constant-structure, proper, or some other desirable property) scale that contains a given set (or multiset) of chords?