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Diatonic Scale with the Concept of Pythagoras Music

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Today we recognize a variety of music systems are applied to different cultures. The most basic system is the music tone or scale tones (tone scale). In Eastern cultures generally used is a pentatonic scale (penta = five; tonic = tones), the scale system consisting of five tones while in Western culture is diatonic (he = seven) is the scale of seven tones. Early evolution of diatonic system includes discussion of the concept of Pythagorean numbers and development, the formulation of major and minor tone scale, Pythagoras terzguitar solutions in musical instruments and musical composition. The theory associated with diatonic scale interval equal to grow with the birth of Western philosophy in the 6th century BC. The Greeks at that time have a balanced excellence in many areas. The basic idea is that their aesthetics and balance to the art they are superior rationality (Bertens 1075, 22). Pythagoras began his findings on the interval through experiments on a monochord, an ancient stringed musical instrument tuned, that with the media he formulated octave intervals, and kwart Kwint, a way to divide the strings in proportion. The first or prime intervals obtained by dividing the strings into two parts or a ratio of 1:2. Kwint interval is obtained by dividing the string into three parts, or 2:3, and kwart into four sections or 3:4 (Beardsley, 1966, 27-28) .2 In a series of six Kwint then structured diatonic scale with two small sekonde interval (semi-tone) to the Latin term limma, and large in terms of tone sekonde (Sadie, 1980, Vol. 15, 486). 
 The principle is the odd and even numbers, finite and infinite. Octave is the harmony produced by combining just the opposite, namely 1 and 2. Likewise, the entire universe is a harmony which is the opposite (Beardsley 1966). Pythagoras's teachings seem in line with the concept of beauty written by Plato's Socrates in symposium.3 Thus Pythagoras has views contrary to the concept of natural Anaximandros that the cosmos is composed entirely of just the opposite.

Today we recognize a variety of music systems are applied to different cultures. The most basic system is the music tone or scale tones (...

Importance of Improvisation in Music

An important note that must be considered in the improvisation: 
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<li>Melodies are developed wherever possible different rhythm patterns with an improvised song.</li>
<li>Melodies may also begin before falling in the relevant or appropriate bars in bar.</li>
<li>It is recommended that there is no one measure that was not filled with improvisation, although only one long tone.</li>
<li>The sound of the melody made is the main priority. Therefore you should note sung / played over and over again to make it beautiful, is not monotonous and easy to play.</li>
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In music theory or harmony of science there are various ways of writing chord symbols. For example, D minor chord, Dm can be written with the symbol or the harmony of modern science more popular as the D-, or notation frets on the guitar for the guitar to ease the position of the finger. Here's an example of melody chord scales were developed based on the above song for the first four bars were developed based on the pattern of rhythm that has been written above: 
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The first song on the bars using scales Islands. Examples melody begins with the second tone is 'd', it's not the first note of the scales c Islands as recommended in the above steps. The pattern is not the same rhythm with rhythm patterns contained in the original song. Shape and tone values including simple, just use the form intermediates and eighth notes. There is no fourth tone of the tone scales c Islands 'f' is used in the example melody. The tones were played on the first bars are not dominated by the tone in the chord Cmaj7. This is to avoid saturation due to the notes in the chord is sometimes block chord is played. Two bars to a series of bars before, because it happened at the bars into two using the same chord-bar chord progression first. First note in bar is not the first note of the scales Cmaj7, but the seventh tone of 'b'. The form and value of the notes no variation to avoid boredom is not one-sixteenth to join the new tone in bar next. There are signs that mean legato tone sounded to two no longer, simply extend the first tone. There is no fourth tone is the tone 'f' used in these bars. The pattern is not the same rhythm with songs and rhythm patterns there are similarities but more a development pattern. Bars to three using the tones in E Phrygian scales. Although the rhythm pattern with the first bars but a slightly different melody used to add color to improvisation and is also intended to avoid saturation. There is no fourth tone of E Phrygian scales, namely 'a' as this sounds harsh tone, just as every fourth tone of any scales. The first tone is the tone used 'd' and not the first note of the scales. Fourth bars using the same chord bars before. However, due to the previous melody connecting the tone used should also be impressed melodic. The first tone is 'b'. The tone is not the first tone in E Phrygian scales. No tones fourth (d) because the tone is best avoided. In principle, the development of melodic improvisation, arranged on chord scales. Musicians who do not master the chords and chord progression may not be able to improvise correctly.

An important note that must be considered in the improvisation: Melodies are developed wherever possible different rhythm patterns with an...

Examples of Rhythm Patterns

Rhythmic pattern above is not the same as the existing rhythm patterns on the song 'all i am - heatwave'. Tone values above the rhythmic pattern is not too difficult to play because it uses only the shape and not the value of a quarter, and eighth. Value is still not easy to sing and play musical instruments. Keep in mind that unless complicated rhythmic pattern is hard to sing and play well does not necessarily guarantee a higher value than the beauty of a simple rhythm patterns. The song 'all i am - heatwave' has been determined that almost all of them use the chord seventh chords. Each chord has been known to pitch ladder. To be able to improvise a song, one important thing to master is to analyze the type akornya chords and scales, and chord progressions. Songs above have bars 4/4 and pitched the base do = C. This means that the chord is a C chord level I (first) of the song, possess the same tone with the Ionian, D chord is a chord level II (the two) has a tone similar to dorian, E chord is a chord level III (the third), has the same tone with the Phrygian, and so on as described above matter.

Rhythmic pattern above is not the same as the existing rhythm patterns on the song 'all i am - heatwave' . Tone values above ...

Read Musical Notation

Inside there is plenty of music notation symbols, tones or scales. <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/12/read-musical-notation.html">To Read Musical Notation</a>, we need to learn the correct notation reading system, among other things: 
 
Fixed do is a system do remain, meaning the tone c in any scales always read 'do'. For example, in D major scales in the following: 
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Movable do is systems do move, do not necessarily mean tone on tone c but it can move according to scale. This system is more widely known one in the world our music education, so that the resulting terms tones 1 = G, 1 = D, and so on. For those of us who embrace the system is more advantageous because we can quickly detect the interval scales. 
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Specifies the tone that will be developed into a melody can be preceded by a rhythm pattern making. Rhythm patterns can be developed starting from the simple to the complex level, simple level, meaning the value of the tone using the form of notes, for example, not whole, half, quarter and eighth. While the complex rhythm patterns typically use a lot of syncope, in addition to using the shapes as small as one-sixteenth notes, triplets small and large, or perhaps quarterly or quintals, and others. 
 
Keep in mind that a good rhythm pattern is not necessarily complicated and difficult to play. Instead of simple rhythmic pattern is not necessarily unattractive. The beauty of the melodies that form of rhythmic pattern is not determined by simple and complex rhythms arranged. 
 
The beauty of the melody is determined by several things, such as: Compliance with the character of the song melody, meaning that if an improvised song is a melancholy song, the rhythm pattern is also simple and does not require a small value such as one-sixteenth tone or even 1/32. Prepared rhythm patterns and rhythm patterns should be similar to the song that will be improvised.

Inside there is plenty of music notation symbols, tones or scales . To Read Musical Notation , we need to learn the correct notation reading...

Modern Harmony - Non-Classical Music

One of the skills required in the game of non-classical music, and shall be held by each musician is improvising. This is one thing that distinguishes between games classical music in general and non-classical musicians. Because of this ability must have, it is necessary to master the basic techniques of stock improvise. This capability is in addition to working to develop musical skills are also highly demanded by the workplace non-classical music. Improvisation means developing a melodic tones of a chord scales. Improvisation is the ability to be owned by non-classical musicians. In some repertoire, often required not be the same as the original song, but sometimes prosecuted the same as the original song. The song has been determined chord analyzed, because basically every level chords each have scales. The tones in the scales are then strung together to form a new melody which is the development of tones in a tone ladder. Mastering the scales every chord in a song is the provision of individual identity in improvising. Musicians may not be able to improvise if not controlled and chord progression which is on a track. The names of the chords 7 (seventh chords) in the C Major scales, are as follows: 
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Level I chord (Cmaj7) has the same tones with C Ionian scales, as follows: 
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Chord level II (D-7) has the same tones with d dorian scales, as follows: 
 
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Chord level III (E-7) has the same tones with e Phrygian scales, such as the following: 
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Level IV chord (Fmaj7) has the same tones with f Lydian scales, such as the following: 
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Level V chord (G7) have the same tones with g myxolydian scales, as follows: 
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Level chord VI (A-7) has the same tones with a aeolian scales, such as the following: 
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Chord VII level (B-7b5) has the same tones with b locrian scales, as follows: 
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Minor Scales

Minor Diatonic Scale 
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Harmonic Minor Scale 
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Melodic Minor Scale 
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The song uses minor scales, can use any type of minor scales, but there is also the use of two or three types at once. </div>

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Major Scale (Part 2)

Fis Major Scale (6#) 
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Cis Major Scales (7#) 
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F Major Scale  (1b) 
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Bes Major Scale (2b) 
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Es Major Scale (3b) 
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As Major Scale (4b) 
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Des Major Scale (5b) 
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Ges Major Scale(6b) 
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Ces Major Scale (7b) 
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Fis Major Scale (6#) Cis Major Scales (7#) F Major Scale (1b) Bes Major Scale (2b) Es Major Scale (3b) As Major Scale (...

Major Scale (Part 1)

C Major Scale (Natural) 
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Scales above there are two tetrachord. The first Tetrachord CDEF, and the second tetrachord GAB C. G Major Scale (1 #) 
 
To form the new scales, the second tetrachord becomes the first tetrachord then proceed with the next pitch intervals as prescribed. 
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G A B C became the first tetrachord of the next tone was followed DEF G. Tone E to F is a half tone when the distance to the 6 to 7 is 1 so that the tone should be increased to 7 ½, so the distance to 1. As for the distance F to G of the original one, after F becomes Fis distance to ½, Such notation above. Since in G major scales are 1 tone given the tone F sharp sign, the scales are also called first sharp scales. 
D Major Scale (2 #) To form the next scales, are the same with the manufacture of scales above. Tetrachord to two of the G major scales, namely: DE Fis G became the first tetrachord. 
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D E Fis G became the first tetrachord of the next tone was followed A B C D. Tone B to C is a half tone when the distance to the 6-to 7 is 1 so that the tone should be increased to 7 ½, so the distance to 1. C to D while the distance of the original one, after being Cis C distance becomes ½., Such as the notation above. Because in D major scales there are 2 sharps alert tone given the tone of F and C, then the scales are also called scales 2 sharps. 
 
A Major Scale (3 #) 
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E Major Scale (4#) 
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B Major Scale (5#) 
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C Major Scale (Natural) Scales above there are two tetrachord. The first Tetrachord CDEF, and the second tetrachord GAB C. G Major Scale ...