A2/E Avebury Scale

Avebury Scale: A Harmonious Blend
The Avebury scale is a musical scale often used in handpans. It's named after the prehistoric site of Avebury in England. Known for its unique sound and harmonic qualities, it has gained popularity among musicians seeking alternative tunings. 

A2 Avebury (9+6 Note): A2-(B2 C3) E3 G3 A3 B3 C4 E4 ...
E Avebury: E/ G A B C E G A B
F# Avebury: F#3 (B2 C#3) ..

Characteristics of the Avebury Scale
Modal: The Avebury scale is typically modal, meaning it doesn't have a strong tonal center like a major or minor scale.
Harmonious: It's renowned for its rich and complex harmonies, creating a soothing and meditative atmosphere.
Versatile: The scale can be used in various musical styles, from ambient and new age to world music and contemporary compositions.

Common Variations of the Avebury Scale
While there are different versions of the Avebury scale, two common ones are:
A2/E Avebury: This version includes notes from both the A2 and E modes, offering a wider range of possibilities.
E Avebury: This is a simpler version based on the E mode.

Why is the Avebury Scale Popular?
Unique Sound: Its distinctive sound sets it apart from traditional scales.
Expressive Potential: The scale allows for a wide range of emotions and atmospheres to be conveyed.
Meditation and Relaxation: The harmonious nature of the scale promotes relaxation and well-being.