pentatonic scale造句
(1) A simple spinner using a pentatonic scale might be subdivided into five symmetrically weighted sectors.
(2) The tritones are bracketed, and the derivative pentatonic scale written alongside.
(3) The major pentatonic scale is a five note scale. It contains scale degrees 1,2,3,5,6 from the major scale, and does not contain any half-steps.
(4) So, it's a penta-- what we call a pentatonic scale.
(5) Most traditional music by Pipa belongs to the pentatonic scale, and the speed is intermediate or slow.
(6) The pentatonic scale, a scale of five notes, is a scale without semitones .
(7) This is where the theory starts to help us get more mileage from our old friends the minor pentatonic scales.
(9) An example is the "Sukiyaki song" that a great many artists have in their repertories. This contains a melody that is beautifully representative of the pentatonic scale.
(10) The article outlines the formation and development of a pentatonic scale in ancient China.
(11) Sometimes one or both notes of the tritone will be omitted from the scale altogether, which creates a hexatonic or pentatonic scale.
(12) The reasons why it became a great hit in Japan and number one on the American Billboard must be that the sounds of the pentatonic scale are nostalgic to the Japanese and exotic to the Americans.
(13) And that's used in a lot of Far East cultures— the pentatonic scale, just a five-note scale there.
(14) Most of Chinese traditional melodies come from the various tone-rows of thirds in fourth structure of the pentatonic scale.
(15) The analysis demonstrates that five strings' pitch corresponding to the pentatonic scale originates to synthesis of three kind of the equal parts' theory on a string in the Western Zhou Dynasty.