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Music Theory for Electronic Music
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Module 3
Scales and Tonal Frameworks
Building a Major Scale
Construct a major scale using the whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half step pattern.
2
Mastering Minor Scales
Construct natural, harmonic, and melodic minor scales and articulate their intervallic differences.
3
Relative Keys Explained
Explain the relationship between relative major and minor keys (e.g., C Major and A minor).
4
Key Signatures and the Circle of Fifths
Identify the key signature for any major or minor key and relate it to the circle of fifths.
5
Pentatonic and Blues Scales in Electronic Music
Construct pentatonic (major and minor) and blues scales, and analyze their use in electronic music melodies.
6
Building and Understanding Symmetric Scales
Construct symmetric scales like the whole tone and chromatic scales, and describe their tonally ambiguous character.
7
Enharmonic Equivalence in Equal Temperament
Explain enharmonic equivalence (e.g., F# and Gb) in the context of equal temperament.
8
Scale Anatomy: Unlocking Tonal Identity
Analyze the intervallic structure of different scales to explain their distinct tonal qualities.
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