Recursive structure of MOS scales: Difference between revisions

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	By looking at the "tetrachords" L…s of an [[MOS scale]] in word form and giving them the names "L" and "s", we get out another MOS scale. The MOS thus obtained preserves a number of important properties, such as which interval is the generator. To find properties of complex MOS word patterns, we can then just compare them to the simpler ones, whose properties we know.		By looking at the "tetrachords" L…s of an [[MOS scale]] (here MOS is defined as 'maximum variety 2') in word form and giving them the names "L" and "s", we get out another MOS scale. The MOS thus obtained preserves a number of important properties, such as which interval is the generator. To find properties of complex MOS word patterns, we can then just compare them to the simpler ones, whose properties we know.

	== Recursive structure ==		== Recursive structure ==