WHWWHWW IS THE PATTERN OF INTERVALS IN THE BLANK SCALE

Answer 1

The pattern of intervals in the "blank scale" you mentioned (WHWWHWW) refers to the structure of a major scale in Western music theory. Each letter corresponds to a whole step (W) or a half step (H) in the scale.

Here's what the pattern means:

• W = Whole Step
• H = Half Step

The sequence WHWWHWW corresponds to the intervals in a major scale, starting from the root note:

1. W (Whole step)
2. H (Half step)
3. W (Whole step)
4. W (Whole step)
5. H (Half step)
6. W (Whole step)
7. W (Whole step)

For example, if you start on C, the C major scale would follow this pattern:

1. C to D (W)
2. D to E (W)
3. E to F (H)
4. F to G (W)
5. G to A (W)
6. A to B (W)
7. B to C (H)

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