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Post by Panagiotis on Jan 7, 2006 13:35:15 GMT -5
Hi All,
Let's get some discourse going on the technical aspects of music. This should be enlightening for all......remember, you can learn something from anyone!
Pete
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Post by psaras on Jan 10, 2006 0:36:14 GMT -5
Pete,
thank you for making this resource available to all.
i'm hoping to get answers to a couple of theory
questions.
1. is this the correct way to spell
poimeniko minore C D Eb F# G A Bb C ?
2. i've heard the harmonic minor
scale 'termed' "katharo", and i've heard
the natural diatonic minor scale
'termed' "klassiko".
are the people who use these terms for these scales
using incorrect nomenclature, or are these optional ways
of labelling them?
thank you, in advance.
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Post by Panagiotis on Jan 11, 2006 18:11:17 GMT -5
Pete, 1. is this the correct way to spell poimeniko minore C D Eb F# G A Bb C ? Yes, that's it.2. i've heard the harmonic minor scale 'termed' "katharo", and i've heard the natural diatonic minor scale 'termed' "klassiko". are the people who use these terms for these scales using incorrect nomenclature, or are these optional ways of labelling them? thank you, in advance. Well, the harmonic minor scale is similarly called armoniko minore in Greek. Natural minor is called diatoniko minore. Of course, a lot of guys call it a lot of different things...but most of them are incorrect. For these kinds of western European scales, I just refer to them by thier European names and forget about the Greek terminology....it just tends to confuse things. |
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Post by psaras on Jan 11, 2006 23:06:50 GMT -5
Got it. Peter
again, thank you for making yourself and this site available to us.
cheers
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