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  1. dani
    07/01/2023

    ciao , dovresti correggere la scala mixolidium corda sol di questa pagina (parte 3).
    cmq grazie per i trucchi.
    ciao.

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    • GiancarloG
      09/01/2023

      Grazie per la segnalazione, controllo subito e provvedo

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    • GiancarloG
      09/01/2023

      Ciao, grazie per la segnalazione.
      Nella corda sol, immagine in alto, i pallini blu della misolidia sono su: mi, fa, sol.
      Mi indicheresti meglio la posizione dell’errore per facilitarmi la ricerca, grazie.
      La scala misolidia l’ho scritta come 1 – 1 – 1/2 – 1 – 1 – 1/2 – 1
      Nel caso della scala di do avrei
      do – (1T) – re – (1T) – mi – (1/2T) – fa – (1T) – sol – (1T) – la – (1/2 T) – sib – (1T) – do
      Nel caso della scala di do avrei
      sol – (1T) – la – (1T) – si – (1/2T) – do – (1T) – re – (1T) – mi – (1/2 T) – fa – (1T) – sol
      ecc.

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  2. damo
    28/10/2016

    hi.Im confused by the Mixolydian diagram..shouldnt the fourth degree of the scale in the octave be a fret lower?

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    • Giancarlo
      30/10/2016

      The fourth degree of the Mixolydian scale is half tone after the third degree (as the major scale).

      The Mixolydian scale is the scale that appears when a major scale is played with the fifth note (fifth scale-degree) as the root.
      Thus, a C major scale played from “G” is a G Mixolydian scale (G A B C D E F G)
      The G Mixolydian mode is the same as a C major.
      Major scale: T – T – ST – T – T – T – ST
      Mixolydian scale: T – T – ST – T – T – ST – T

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      • Dan
        14/04/2018

        He meant the 4th degree on the G string : it should be a fret lower .

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