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a flat (second below mid c) - 3rd

b flat - 1st

c - 6th

d - 4th

e flat - 3rd

f - 1st

g - 4th

a flat - 3rd

b flat - 1st

c (middle c)- 3rd

d - 1st or 4th

e flat - 3rd

f - 1st

g - sharp 2nd

a flat - 3rd

This is a 2 octave scale

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