How do you pronounce Blues Scale?

Blues Scale is pronounced "/bluːz skeɪl/".

Blues Scale

A six-note scale derived from the minor pentatonic with an added flattened fifth, central to blues and rock music.

About Blues Scale

The blues scaleScaleAn ordered series of pitches ascending or descending by step.View full entry → takes the five notes of the minor pentatonic scalePentatonic ScaleA five-note scale found in musical traditions worldwideView full entry → and adds a chromaticChromaticPertaining to notes outside the prevailing key or diatonic scale.View full entry → passing note — the flattened fifthFifthThe interval spanning five scale degrees, most commonly the perfect fifth.View full entry → (or sharpSharpAn accidental that raises the pitch of a note by one semitone.View full entry → fourth), often called the blue note. In C, the scale runs C, E-flatFlatAn accidental that lowers the pitch of a note by one semitone.View full entry →, F, G-flat, G, B-flat.