How do you pronounce Harmonic Minor Scale?

Harmonic Minor Scale is pronounced "/hɑːˈmɒnɪk ˈmaɪnə skeɪl/".

Harmonic Minor Scale

A minor scale with a raised seventh degree, creating a distinctive augmented second between the sixth and seventh notes.

About Harmonic Minor Scale

The harmonic minor scaleMinor ScaleA seven-note scale with a flattened third degree relative to the majorView full entry → modifies the natural minor by raising the seventh degree by a semitoneSemitoneThe smallest interval in standard Western musicView full entry →, producing a leading noteLeading noteThe seventh degree of a major or harmonic minor scale, a semitone below the tonic.View full entry → that pulls strongly towards the tonicTonicThe first and most important note of a key, serving as the central point of rest and resolution.View full entry → — the same dominantDominantThe fifth degree of a scale and the second most important tonal centre after the tonic.View full entry →-tonic relationship found in major keys. In A harmonic minor, the scaleScaleAn ordered series of pitches ascending or descending by step.View full entry → runs A, B, C, D, E, F, G-sharpSharpAn accidental that raises the pitch of a note by one semitone.View full entry →, A.