What is the Diatonic Scale? Byzantine Lesson

[@dzioslo]

Thank you so much! I finally got what it's all about and very precisely heard the actual difference between this scale and the Western music major scale !

[@TheOldFellow]

Really useful explanation. Thank you.

[@JohnDamianos]

This is excellent. There is a great need for videos like this to assist learners in understanding the scales. I'm using this for a class that I am teaching. I see you have soft and hard chromatic done; any plans for the enharmonic?

[@MichaelAzarMusic]

Thank you, and yes, I plan to film the enharmonic video soon. Hopefully I can finish the tones entirely soon.

[@carmenwalker7719]

This is awesome i am a begginer and really This is very helpfull Thank you

[@nickazarmusic]

Amazing video.

[@clh6879]

So this is much like the scale of the Turkish maqam Rast :)

[@JohnJewel]

😊

[@cinatur]

Great TH-cam series, what is the program used when showing the scale through digital piano?

[@MichaelAzarMusic]

world scales app on the app store

[@eliasanderson4308]

What software did you use to adjust the tuning of the piano?

[@MichaelAzarMusic]

World scales

[@jasonhomey3108]

I have a question: Since the number of morea between the notes for all four Byzantine scales are all even numbers, why is the octave divided into 72 parts instead of 36 parts?

[@MichaelAzarMusic]

Some scales or tunings utilizing odd numbers of Morea, so 72 allows for those to be non fractional

[@jairiske]

Your face looks familiar. Are you involved with anything OCF?

[@jairiske]

Wait a minute, I think we were in the same cabin back in 2016 with Sunshine as our counselor

[@MichaelAzarMusic]

haha, yes ofc I remember you Jay, we were in the same cabin

[@jairiske]

@@MichaelAzarMusic That's awesome, I'm subscribing