gypsy scale造句

• This march is based on a four note ostinato based on the gypsy scale.
• They also occur in the various Gypsy scales ( which consist almost entirely of augmented and minor seconds ).
• This entire section makes use of the so-called gypsy scale, which Liszt frequently used in his Hungarian-themed compositions.
• The Phrygian dominant is also known as the "'Spanish gypsy scale "', because it resembles the scales found in flamenco music ( see Flamenco mode ).
• The use of the Phrygian mode and the minor Gypsy scale in this tune is also present in other " Spanish " works from those dates, like Davis's " Sketches of Spain ."
• It is sometimes called the " Spanish Phrygian scale ", " Spanish gypsy scale " ( see : gypsy scale ) or " Phrygian major scale " ( see : phrygian mode and major scale ) and is common in Flamenco music.
• It is sometimes called the " Spanish Phrygian scale ", " Spanish gypsy scale " ( see : gypsy scale ) or " Phrygian major scale " ( see : phrygian mode and major scale ) and is common in Flamenco music.
• Chromatic melodies, octave leaps, use of the gypsy scale ( a minor scale with raised fourth and raised seventh ), and flashy virtuoso embellishments in the first violin make this movement " sheer fun for the listener and likewise for the players, " writes Miller.