File:Armenian scale.png
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Summary
| Description | the basic scale on which a lot of Armenian folk music is more or less based, it consists of tetrachords while the last note of one tetrachord is also the first of the next, a fact that makes it a theoretically endless scale |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Toksave |
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| current | 13:02, 6 July 2007 | | 964 × 150 (6 KB) | Toksave | {{Information |Description=the basic scale on which a lot of Armenian music is based, it consists of tetrachords while the last note of one tetrachord is also the first of the next, a fast that makes it an theoretically endless scale |Source=self-made |Da |
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