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===Weird form of Saba===

D Ev F Gb A Bb C Db E F

This alternate form of Saba "doesn't include the octave of the tonic", and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as a scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.

This alternate form of Saba "doesn't include the octave of the tonic", and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as an octave-repeating scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.

===Potential for harmony beyond 5-limit===

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<h3 id="toc27"><a name="Maqamat-Saba-Weird form of Saba"></a>Weird form of Saba</h3>

D Ev F Gb A Bb C Db E F<br />

This alternate form of Saba &quot;doesn't include the octave of the tonic&quot;, and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as a scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.<br />

This alternate form of Saba &quot;doesn't include the octave of the tonic&quot;, and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as an octave-repeating scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.<br />

<h3 id="toc28"><a name="Maqamat-Saba-Potential for harmony beyond 5-limit"></a>Potential for harmony beyond 5-limit</h3>

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-This alternate form of Saba "doesn't include the octave of the tonic", and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as a scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.
+This alternate form of Saba "doesn't include the octave of the tonic", and includes another non-octave as well (Ev-E). It could possibly be thought of as an octave-repeating scale with more than 7 notes, but it's unclear to what extent it's used this way in traditional music.
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