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28 July, 03:38

Which alterations to the major scale are used to create blue tonality? lowering the third scale degree to create a minor scale lowering the tonic bending or lowering the third, fifth, and seventh scale degrees sliding or raising the third, fifth, and seventh scale degrees

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