Lydian mixolydian scale on the harmonic series
Recently I am writing for a piano trio (violin, cello, and piano). First, I work out the harmonics on the string. I found the two adjacent strings of the pitch of A string on the cello and G string on the violin. The harmonic series, the natural vibration of the string, finds the 4th to 7th harmonic form a dominant 7th chord. Combining the natural harmonics of A and G strings, it forms a Lydian-Mixolydian scale on G, sees the example.
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