- Istrian scale
The Istrian scale is a distinct five-tone musical scale in the regions of
Istria andKvarner inCroatia . It is used in Istrian and Kvarnerian folk music.See also
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Music of Croatia .
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The Istrian scale is a distinct five-tone musical scale in the regions of
See also
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