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Hi there.

I'm having a music projekt, where me and two classmates work with Red Hot Chili Peppers. We have chosen to analyse the song: "Around the world". We would like to comment on the scale its build in but we can't figure it out :-(. Need some help (if you have more to add you are more than welcome)


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First thing you need to do is find the key it is written in. Everything else will come from there.

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i have 4 diff versions of it in gp5 they all show Dm Bb7M A7 and Bbsus2 as the cords for it, i can send them to u if u PM me with email address or i can convert them to PDF files and send them

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i have 4 diff versions of it in gp5 they all show Dm Bb7M A7 and Bbsus2 as the cords for it, i can send them to u if u PM me with email address or i can convert them to PDF files and send them

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Those chords are all in the key of D minor. To find the scale notes you just lay out all the notes of the chords and put them in order starting from D

Dm = D F A
BbMaj7 = Bb D F A
A7 = A C# E G
Bb sus2 = Bb C F

Total notes are
D E F G A Bb C/ C# D

These make the scales of
D natural minor > D E F G A Bb C D
and D harmonic minor > D E F G A Bb C# D


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That help was so usefull!!. :-).. so much thank you. Its the first time i use this forum, but its nice to see so unbelieveable fast usefull support. :-)

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