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Music Theory -The Diminished Scale

United StatesPublished August 25, 2016

Views 167K  |  Likes 3.74K  |  Comments 185
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Rick BeatoRick Beato
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In this episode of Everything music I explore the Triads, Diminished Seventh chords and large intervals found in both the Dominant Diminished and Tonic Diminished Scales. The Dominant diminished scale is used over Dominant 7b9,b5 13th chords or any combination of those and is also called the half-whole diminished scale…

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August 25, 2016
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