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English: The four pitches that are traditionally considered to constitute Jins Saba, plus the characteristic leading tone below the tonic, and also two extra pitches above the traditional jins which are practically ubiquitous whenever this jins is used. White notes indicate the tonic (D) and also two different candidates for the ghammaz - F as the note of seconday melodic emphasis, and B♭ as the most common modulation point to other ajnas. |
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| Author | Keenan Pepper |
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| current | 17:58, 7 July 2021 | | 225 × 46 (13 KB) | Keenan Pepper | Changed from reversed-flat (lesser-used, old Ottoman-style notation) to the more standard slashed-flat. |
| 00:11, 20 June 2021 |  | 225 × 46 (13 KB) | Keenan Pepper | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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