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Originally Posted by smirk
Very cool thread.

The scale is called a Jazz minor or Locrian #2nd. It is the same as C Major but with an Eb or Locrian with a # second. Also the same as the ascending melodic minor, bet that was what you were thinkin of Reed.
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If I play G Mixolydian against F, what scale am I actualy palying?
What do you mean by that? THe way I see it, you're either playing G Mixolydian or you're not. If you played the same notes of a G Mixolydian scale but you used F as the tonic, you would be actually playing in Lydian. Is this what you mean?

If I'm right then my question will be: Give the fixed chromatic solfege for a Bb Melodic Minor Scale.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by smirk
Very cool thread.

The scale is called a Jazz minor or Locrian #2nd. It is the same as C Major but with an Eb or Locrian with a # second. Also the same as the ascending melodic minor, bet that was what you were thinkin of Reed.
p.s. go check the mail

Here's mine
If I play G Mixolydian against F, what scale am I actualy palying?
What do you mean by that? THe way I see it, you're either playing G Mixolydian or you're not. If you played the same notes of a G Mixolydian scale but you used F as the tonic, you would be actually playing in Lydian. Is this what you mean?

If I'm right then my question will be: Give the fixed chromatic solfege for a Bb Melodic Minor Scale.
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