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Scale Name

Formula

Pitch Class

#

of Mode

Triad

Seventh

Ninth

Eleventh

Thirteenth

Mode II 7th

Mode III 7th

Mode IV 7th

Mode V 7th

Mode VI 7th

Mode VII 7th

Raw Spelling Root C

Enharmonic Spelling C

7_5_14_4_Zogian

Zogian

R,x2,#3,#4,5,6,7

{0,4,5,6,7,9,11}

4

Rageshri

sus4

Maj7sus4

Maj7add11

Maj7add11add#11

Maj7add11add#11add13

II#5sus2add11

IIIMaj7b5sus2

ivmMaj7b5

VMaj7sus6

vim7#5

VII7sus4

C,Dx,E#,F#,G,A,B

C,E,E#,F#,G,A,B

CONCAT(A2,"_G")

Native Chords

Seventh Chords of Related Modes

Open Form

Alternate open form

Second position extension

Zogian Scale Forms

Play the Zogian scale on any of these chords and their variations.

6

2

5

7

6

2

5

7

R,x2,#3,#4,5,6,7

Roman numeral analysis above assumes Zogian is the primary mode.

#3

R

#3

#3

Enharmonic Spelling C

#3

R

#3

This scale has unusual accidentals, so it can not be analyzed using the software developed for other scales.

The Roman numerals from Rageshri, the typical primary mode, are more likely.

#4

7

6

#4

#4

C,E,E#,F#,G,A,B

#4

7

6

#4

You can figure the patterns by using the scales in the same mode that can be analyzed (white rows).

5

R

#3

2

5

5

R

#3

2

5

5

R

#3

2

5