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This scale should be more famous.

Or better... this scale is famous, thanks to its 'sexy' name. I mean, it's called the "harmonic major" scale - a far cry from 'mathematical formulas' like "dorian #4" or "locrian natural 2", right?

No, being famous is not the problem. The problem is: this scale deserves to be used more.

Because it drips with feeling and drama.

I mean, a scale that sounds this way when I play a standard 1-4-5 progression on it would deserve to be used in top 40 songs and international hits every other week.

But no.

Let's write another song with the same old scales, because 'the public does not like anything new'.

No, let's just give them 'more of the same but different'.

(The first pop songwriter or producer who puts their hands on this scale and who takes it seriously will make millions)

So here's what we are going to do - because I know you are super-busy and have no time, and this is a busy period and you are so tired that your attention span is shorter than a squirrel's.

Just click on the link below, and go straight to these two examples: the first at 3:47 and the second at 4:45.

If you agree with me that these chord progressions sound great and that there is potential there... then watch the rest of the video to see how I wrote them.

Otherwise, go ahead with your day, and I'll see you next week.

Deal?

P.S. If you write a pop song with this scale... and it becomes the next big hit... don't forget where it came from! ;-)


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