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Image set MTBR; scales in fifths
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Each of these files shows the 7 tones in the respective pair of scales as a contiguous section in a circle of stacked fifths.

The usual sequence of tones can be derived from this one by reading those with light and strong labels separately:
minor: la ti do re mi fa so la       major: do re mi fa so la ti do       (Semitones are at borders between light and strong.)

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