Which scale begins on the note "sol"?

The Myxolydian Scale is characterized by its distinctive tone that begins on the note "sol." This scale can be recognized as the fifth mode of the major scale and essentially retains the same notes as a major scale but with a flattened seventh degree. This flattening results in a specific sound that gives Myxolydian its unique quality, often associated with a bluesy or folk sound.

In a typical C major scale, for example, the notes are C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. When you start on G (which corresponds to "sol") and play through the notes of the C major scale, you get the G Myxolydian scale: G, A, B, C, D, E, F, which includes that flattened seventh degree (F instead of F# if you were considering it as a G major).

The other scales listed do not start on "sol" and therefore do not fulfill the requirement of the question. The Aeolian Scale (also known as the natural minor scale) typically starts on "la," the Phrygian Scale begins on "si," and the Ionian Scale begins on "do." Each scale has its unique structure and tonal