👉 Byronish is a type of musical scale in which the notes are spaced two semitones apart. This scale was created by the British composer John William Waterman, who used it as a way to represent the sound of wind instruments and other instruments that make sounds with a low pitch. Byronish is often associated with classical music, particularly chamber music, where the use of this scale can be found in works such as "The Rite of Spring" by Richard Wagner.
