скала

скала

(1) A selection of tones in the octave, arranged in ascending or descending order, usually but not always using intervals of half- or whole-steps, and using the same notes in every successive octave. One tone is usually thought of as being the root, but it need not be the first note played. Most scales have 5, 6, 7 or 8 notes to the octave but any number from 2 to 12 is possible. (2) The same group of tones regarded abstractly as a 'pool' of available notes. In this sense, scale really means the same as chord. There is a maxim: 'Scales are chords and chords are scales. ' (3) A section of melody in the form of a scale.

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скала обука

Education; Teaching

Методиката, каде што наставниците им помагаат и ги водат студентите, така што тие можат да ги завршат активностите за учење кои не можат без ...

целзиусова скала

Geography; Physical geography

Scale for measuring temperature. In this scale, water boils at 100° and freezes at 0°.

логаритамска скала

Geography; Physical geography

Measurement scale based on logarithms. Values increase on this scale exponentially.

оригинал

Music; Jazz

A tune composed by a Jazz musician and played by him but perhaps not well-known to others.

импровизација

Music; Jazz

The process of spontaneously creating fresh melodies over the continuously repeating cycle of chord changes of a tune. The improviser may depend on the contours of the original ...

промени

Music; Jazz

(1) The chords of a tune. 'Playing' or 'running' the changes means using suitable scales, etc. , over each given chord of the tune. Determining the exact changes to use is a big ...

тенор

Music; Jazz

The voice above the bass, often that played by the thumb of the left hand. Not a Jazz term.

слободно

Music; Jazz

Without rules. Especially, improvising without regard to the chord changes, or without any chord changes. Usually there is an implied restriction in 'free' playing preventing one ...

интермецо

Music; Jazz

An additional section in a tune, especially one between one person's solo and another's. The Dizzy Gillespie standard A Night In Tunisia has a famous interlude.