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Understanding Chromatic Scales by mcbrad is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses chromatic scales and their use of accidentals. A chromatic scale consists of all half-step intervals starting on a key tone and ascending or descending one octave. It contains 13 tones. Chromatic tones are those between the notes of a diatonic scale and are represented by the black keys on piano. Accidentals like double sharps or flats raise or lower tones already sharpened or flattened in a key signature. Cancels restore tones to their original pitch as indicated by the key. While ch
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- mcbrad
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