How do you pronounce Melodic Minor Scale?

Melodic Minor Scale is pronounced "/məˈlɒdɪk ˈmaɪnə skeɪl/".

Melodic Minor Scale

A minor scale that raises both the sixth and seventh degrees when ascending, then reverts to natural minor when descending.

About Melodic Minor Scale

The melodic minor scaleMinor ScaleA seven-note scale with a flattened third degree relative to the majorView full entry → was developed to solve a practical problem: the augmentedAugmentedAn interval that has been widened by one semitone beyond its major or perfect form.View full entry → second gap in the harmonic minor scaleHarmonic Minor ScaleA minor scale with a raised seventh degree, creating a distinctive augmented second between the…View full entry → was considered awkward to sing. By raising both the sixth and seventh degrees on the way up, the melodic minor creates smooth stepwise motion to the tonicTonicThe first and most important note of a key, serving as the central point of rest and resolution.View full entry → whilst retaining the leading noteLeading noteThe seventh degree of a major or harmonic minor scale, a semitone below the tonic.View full entry →.