ENIGMATIC MINOR SCALE
ENIGMATIC MINOR CHORD
E MINOR MODE 2
E MINOR 2 CHORD
E MINOR MODE 3
E MINOR 3 CHORD
E MINOR MODE 4
E MINOR 4 CHORD
E MINOR MODE 5
E MINOR 5 CHORD
E MINOR MODE 6
E MINOR 6 CHORD
E MINOR MODE 7
E MINOR 7 CHORD
E N I G M I N O R
I N D E X
E X O T I C A
G L O S S A R Y
E M A I L
N O T A T I O N
Staff notation and tablature, plus several fretboard diagrams.
Try playing this on your guitar or keyboard.
V A R I A N T N A M E S
Enigmatic minor has no common variant names. With two minor third intervals separated by a semitone, and a four-tone chromatic series, this foreign-sounding scale can be used creatively in blues or bebop contexts.
S C A L E D E G R E E S
These identify each tone's position relative to the tonic.
S T E P P A T T E R N
The successive intervals between each of the tones. Every scale or mode has its own distinct pattern.
H = HALF STEP = 1 SEMITONE (1 fret)
W = WHOLE STEP = 2 SEMITONES (2 frets)
m3 = MINOR THIRD = 3 SEMITONES (3 frets)
H E A R I T