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CHROMATIC GAMMA - a sequence of sounds arranged in an ascending or descending order, in which the distance between adjacent steps is equal to a semitone. The octave contains 12 sounds of X. G. Not being a gamut of self-contained. Lada, X. G. is formed from the scales of natural major or natural minor when filling large seconds. halftones. In the ascending X., chromatic. halftones are recorded as increasing diatonic. steps, in the descending order - as their lowering, with some exceptions, taking into account the affinity of keys. So, in the major, instead of raising the VI stage, the VII stage decreases, instead of lowering the V stage IV increases. In minor the spelling of the ascending X. G. is the same as in parallel major (the first stage of the minor is equal to the sixth stage of the major); the descending X. g. in minor is written with the preservation of the spelling of the ascending or as the major major X. g. of the same name. In muses. production deviations from a similar spelling of X. are sometimes found. In most cases, they are logically justified. For example, an increase in the VI stage with an upward direction of movement in major may be due to the desire to give the sound an introductory tone with respect to the VII stage of the fret. It also occurs when using X. G. in the form of a passage against the background of sustained harmony, etc. V. A. Vakhromeev.