10 Free 12EDO Blues "Nested" Pentachord Scale Diagrams (Microsoft Word format):

I have discovered a new way of visualizing 12EDO blues pentachords

and am e-mailing the resulting 10 scale diagrams for free in Microsoft

Word format. Just e-mail me at Bill.Flavell at GMail.com

--
Bill Flavell

Being at a total loss as to what a 12-EDO blues pentachord might be,
unless you mean pentachords derived from 12 equal division of
octaves in various asymmetrically placed locations in the pitch
continuum (which would be an intriguing concept), check your email!

-Cameron Bobro

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Flavell" <musictheorybill@...>
wrote:
>
>
> I have discovered a new way of visualizing 12EDO blues
pentachords
>
> and am e-mailing the resulting 10 scale diagrams for free in
Microsoft
>
> Word format. Just e-mail me at Bill.Flavell at GMail.com
>
>
>
> --
> Bill Flavell
>

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Cameron Bobro" <misterbobro@...>
wrote:
>
> Being at a total loss as to what a 12-EDO blues pentachord might
be,
> unless you mean pentachords derived from 12 equal division of
> octaves in various asymmetrically placed locations in the pitch
> continuum (which would be an intriguing concept), check your email!
>
> -Cameron Bobro

These are 5-tone sub-scales of the 8-tone
12EDO blues mode 8-26 (scale step pattern
1-2-2-1-2-1-1-2) of 12EDO pitch class set
theory:

http://solomonsmusic.net/pcsets.htm

The "nesting" concept of mine is that the
prime and inversion forms of each blues
pentachord are aligned/sandwhiched next
to each other in the minimum possible
pitch/registral space, and the scales are
then played in the manner I outline in the
diagrams I sent you.

I also sent you invites to my 12EDO blues
nested sub-scales Yahoo groups, each of which
have MIDI file archives.

Thanks very much for the response and interest! :)

Bill.Flavell at GMail.com