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Mixing Nonatonic Scales: Piano Improvisations.

Experimenting how to play two Nonatonic scales in the same piece: Here, E and F. These two scales have the properties of having 'only' 6 notes in common (they are at opposite positions on the Circle of Fifth), but together cover the 12 notes of the Octave. © 2017 E 9: E Fs G Gs A B Cs D Ds (s=sharp) F 9: F G Gs A As C D Ds E Six Notes in common: E G Gs A D Ds Both together: E 9 + F 9 = A As B C Cs D Ds E F Fs G Gs (00:00) Part 1 - E and F played mixed (alternating heavily between scales) (08:35) Part 2 - E and F played less mixed (keeping longer on a single scale) (17:26) Part 3 Bonus track 1 (mixing more randomly, more harmonic at the end) (24:22) Part 4 Bonus track 2 (once in a scale play one of its heptatonic scales) In Parts 3 and 4, the idea is to recover harmonicity by confining the played notes to one of the heptatonic scales. Enjoy it!