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Musical traditions that make use of equiheptatonic scales include: | Musical traditions that make use of equiheptatonic scales include: | ||
* [[Music of Georgia|Georgian music]] | |||
* Eastern [[Angolan music]] | * Eastern [[Angolan music]] | ||
* Ancient [[Chinese music]] | * Ancient [[Chinese music]] | ||
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From the list it can be seen that edos with this type of | From the list it can be seen that edos with this type of equiheptatonic scale are often [[runoff]] edos{{idiosyncratic}}, they are often [[dual-fifth]] edos and they often support [[flattone]], [[flattertone]], or a related temperament. None of these things are always true: just true more often than chance. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:7-tone scales]][[Category:7edo]][[Category:Traditions]] | [[Category:7-tone scales]][[Category:7edo]][[Category:Traditions]] | ||
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