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**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? | ||
***In particular, what is the smallest nice scale that allows a given progression? | ***In particular, 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 is "well-connected"? that contains a path from one root to another via modulations by common tones? | ||
Revision as of 04:08, 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.
Value judgments
What makes a scale musically good? What properties do we want them to have?
Da maff
- 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?
- In particular, what is the smallest nice scale that allows a given progression?
- What is the smallest nice scale that is "well-connected"? 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?