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-Coincidentally, the major third was a leading tone to F and the major seventh was a major third to G! Thus exploiting this fact, leading tones were successively added under each note of the equal pentatonic scale, eventually resulting in:
+Coincidentally, the major third was a leading tone to F and the major seventh was a major third to G! Exploiting this fact, leading tones were successively added under each note of the equal pentatonic scale, eventually resulting in:
   C   D   F   G   A   C