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A♯ Minor Hexatonic scale

About the A sharp Minor Hexatonic scale

A sharp Minor Hexatonic is used for jazz and modern minor melodies. Think of it as a six-note minor scale that skips the sixth and reaches for a major seventh.

Its notes are A, B, C, D, E, and A. The formula is W H W W 4 semitones H.

The black keys A, C, and D belong to A Minor Hexatonic.

Notes and intervals

1A#A♯Root
2B#B♯Major 2nd
3C#C♯Minor 3rd
4D#D♯Perfect 4th
5E#E♯Perfect 5th
6AAMajor 7th
StepsW H W W 4 semitones H
Semitones2-1-2-2-4-1
Degrees1 2 3 4 5 7

Shapes

Chromatic

CC♯D♭DD♯E♭EFF♯G♭GG♯A♭AA♯B♭B

Circle of Fifths

CGDAEBF♯G♭C♯D♭G♯A♭D♯E♭A♯B♭F

Related scales

Minor Hexatonic in other keys

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Bb Minor Hexatonic scale on piano shown as colored note dots
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