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27 December 2025

11 December 2025

  • curprev 08:4908:49, 11 December 2025 Vector talk contribs 2,380 bytes +2,380 Created page with "The term '''mode''', in modern music theory, is usually used to refer to the rotations of a periodic scale, that is, versions of the scale starting on each of its notes. An abstract scale pattern is usually mode-agnostic, without a specified root note, although one is usually chosen as the 'default' for notational purposes (e.g. LLsLLLs - each L represents a large step and each s represents a small step). For example, modes of LssLs include sLssL, LsLss, and the specific..." Tag: Visual edit