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				<title>A♭ Mixolydian Scale: Notes, Chords, and How to Play It</title>
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				<description>&lt;p&gt;A♭ Mixolydian brings the Mixolydian sound into deep&#xA;flat-key territory. Built on the 5th degree of D♭ major,&#xA;it shares those same notes but treats A♭ as home. A♭7&#xA;chords appear throughout jazz, gospel, and R&amp;amp;B, and the&#xA;scale&amp;rsquo;s five flats give it a warm, rich character on&#xA;piano. The ♭7 (G♭) removes the leading tone&amp;rsquo;s pull and&#xA;replaces it with the relaxed, dominant quality that&#xA;defines every Mixolydian mode.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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