Handpan E3 Klezmer Scale

Klezmer Scale music is a vibrant and expressive musical genre with deep roots in Eastern European culture. 
E3 Klezmara: E3-B3 E4 F4 Ab4 A4 B4 C5 D5 E5 F5

Key Characteristics of Klezmer Scale
Modal: Klezmer music often employs modes, which are different scales derived from the major scale.
Improvisation: A cornerstone of Klezmer, improvisation allows for great flexibility in melodic and harmonic choices.
Minor and Phrygian modes: These are commonly used in Klezmer music, contributing to its distinctive sound.
Jiddish and Hebrew: The music is often associated with these languages and their cultural context.
Common Scales in Klezmer:
Minor pentatonic: This scale provides a foundation for many Klezmer melodies.
Phrygian mode: Often used to create a melancholic and expressive sound.
Dorian mode: Provides a more major-like sound with a minor third.
Klezmer music is rich in improvisation and emotional expression, so musicians often blend and modify these scales to create unique and evocative melodies.