Eb Persian Scale
4-string bass · Exotic · 7 notes · minor family
Notes
E♭
F♭
G
A♭
B♭♭
C♭
D
Solfège : Mi♭ – Fa♭ – Sol – La♭ – Si♭♭ – Do♭ – Ré
Interval Structure
E♭
½T
F♭
T+½T
G
½T
A♭
½T
B♭♭
T
C♭
T+½T
D
→
E♭+oct.
½T
Scale Chords (triads)
| Degree | Chord (in Eb) | Quality |
|---|---|---|
| I | E♭? | — |
| II | F♭ | Major |
| III | G? | — |
| iv | A♭m | minor |
| V | B♭♭? | — |
| VI+ | C♭+ | augmented |
| VII | D? | — |
About this scale
The Persian scale is one of the most dissonant scales, with a b2, #3, b5, and b6. Despite its name, it is closer to a theoretical construction than a scale actually used in Iran. Its extreme exotic character makes it interesting for unusual musical colors.
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