Question
which scale follows the interval pattern WHWWHWW? treble sharp minor major
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GPT-4o mini
The interval pattern WHWWHWW corresponds to the **natural minor scale**. In music theory, "W" stands for whole step and "H" stands for half step. The scale that follows this pattern is the **Aeolian mode**, which is the natural minor scale.
For example, if you start on A, the A natural minor scale would be:
- A (whole step)
- B (whole step)
- C (half step)
- D (whole step)
- E (whole step)
- F (half step)
- G (whole step)
- A (octave)
So, the scale pattern WHWWHWW describes the natural minor scale.
For example, if you start on A, the A natural minor scale would be:
- A (whole step)
- B (whole step)
- C (half step)
- D (whole step)
- E (whole step)
- F (half step)
- G (whole step)
- A (octave)
So, the scale pattern WHWWHWW describes the natural minor scale.