> the fact that blues and Thai music use the same intervals
Blues and Thai music do not use the same intervals. Blues is hemitonic, Thai music is anhemitonic.
".And the Thai musical scale is indeed different -- for the intervals between all notes are exactly the same. This means that almost all the notes are slightly different in pitch from those on the western scale. Only the interval between a note and its octave, eight notes higher up the scale, is the same as in the west." [0]
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> > kinda-music-theory-esque statements
> solid music theoretical reasons
Ok, you've done what you've accused me of doing. Care to back your statement up?
Blues and Thai music do not use the same intervals. Blues is hemitonic, Thai music is anhemitonic.
".And the Thai musical scale is indeed different -- for the intervals between all notes are exactly the same. This means that almost all the notes are slightly different in pitch from those on the western scale. Only the interval between a note and its octave, eight notes higher up the scale, is the same as in the west." [0]
[0] http://www.thaiwaysmagazine.com/thai_article/2605_traditiona...
> D F G A C is the same scale as C D F G A
D F G A C is the D Minor Pentatonic scale [1]
C D F G A is the C Blues Major Pentatonic scale, aka Chinese Ritusen scale [1]
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentatonic_scale
> Yep. This site sometimes.
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> > kinda-music-theory-esque statements > solid music theoretical reasons
Ok, you've done what you've accused me of doing. Care to back your statement up?