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A kumoijoshi scale
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A kumoijoshi scale — ukulele chords and intervals
The A kumoijoshi scale is a traditional Japanese Koto tuning that produces a tranquil and standard classical sound. On ukulele, the notes are A, Bb, D, E, F. It is a peaceful variation of the Hirajoshi scale used for centuries in Japanese chamber music. The diatonic chords of A kumoijoshi are D minor, Bb unknown, D minor augmented, D suspended second, F unknown. Commonly used in Japanese, Classical, Ambient. Notable players include Kitaro, Takemitsu. Use over minor chords and sustained bass notes. Best in sparse, contemplative arrangements.
The A kumoijoshi scale has the following degrees: 1 ♭2 4 5 ♭6.
Intervals: H-2W-W-H-2W.
Diatonic chords: D minor, Bb unknown, D minor augmented, D suspended second, F unknown.
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How to Use This Scale
Use over minor chords and sustained bass notes. Best in sparse, contemplative arrangements.