A scale of seven notes (that is, repeating after eight) with an interval structure differing from those of the standard major and minor scales.
Octatonic
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 | Dirges (4) (Négy siratóének), for piano, Sz. 45, BB 58 (Op.9a) (Classical Work) |
| Burning Palms: Solo Improvisations of the Octatonic T-Rodimba (2001 Album by Tom Nunn) |
| Chorales for orchestra (Classical Work) |
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