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Zzean music is abstractly based on a pentatonic framework, onto which the five tone levels of Zzean are mapped. The tonic of a scale can be any of the 5 level tones. Seven-note scales are viewed as ways to ornament 5-note scales. However, not all Zzean pentatonic scales are octave-equivalent. | Zzean music is abstractly based on a pentatonic framework, onto which the five tone levels of Zzean are mapped. The tonic of a scale can be any of the 5 level tones. Seven-note scales are viewed as ways to ornament 5-note scales. However, not all Zzean pentatonic scales are octave-equivalent. | ||
Traditional Zzean scales are not based on just intonation, but use a division of 24 roughly equal notes per octave. | |||
=== 2/1-equivalent === | === 2/1-equivalent === | ||
=== 3/2-equivalent === | === 3/2-equivalent === | ||