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Pentatonic scale known for its minor feel, often used in Ethiopian ballads and soulful songs.

A scale that provides a deep, heavy feel, frequently heard in Ethiopian Orthodox Church music and ballads.

A major pentatonic scale that evokes feelings of nostalgia, commonly used for love songs and sentimental music.

A scale similar to Tizita Major but with a more melancholic sound, used in a variety of genres to evoke a sense of longing or sadness.

A scale that originates from the Bati region, known for its upbeat and joyous vibe, often employed in dance music.

A scale resembling the Phrygian dominant scale, characterized by its exotic sound, used in festive and religious music.

A pentatonic scale variant of Anchi Hoye that includes two additional notes, which creates a richer and more complex sound.

A modal scale that often carries a sacred or spiritual connotation, typically played during Lent and other religious observances.

A scale related to the musical traditions of the Geez language, primarily used in ancient religious chants and hymns.

A hexatonic scale that represents the music from the Dorze people, featuring unique intervals not common in Western scales.

An Ethiopian scale used to express a feeling of memory and nostalgia, typically heard in reflective and emotive compositions.

A rare scale that incorporates uncommon intervals, mostly used in particular regional music and ceremonial songs.

Fast-paced and rhythmically complex scale, often used in festive and high-energy Ethiopian music.

A variant of Ambassel with a major tonality, providing a distinctive sound often utilized in modern and traditional compositions.

A scale that, while not specifically Ethiopian, is compatible with some Ethiopian modes and often used in fusion genres.

A scale that adds a bluesy touch to Ethiopian music when blended with traditional scales, used in various modern music styles.

Named after the Kaffa region, this scale brings a bright and lifeful sound to the music, often associated with folk tunes and dances.

Reflects the music of the Oromo people, characterized by its pentatonic structure and folkloric elements.

A scale with deep roots in the Oromo cultural heritage, played in a variety of social and ceremonial contexts.