Take two triads, any two triads. Preferably, two triads that don’t have any notes in common. When you arrange them so that they form a scale, that scale is a Bi Triadic Hexatonic Scale. As an example, let’s take A Minor and G Major. First, in Example 1, I write the triads out as chords.… Continue reading Bi-Triadic Hexatonic Scales
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