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Initial Inspiration: What notes are diatonic to C as a tonic? Should it depend on your choice of mode? I don’t think so. I think that the six fifths above and below C are all equally “diatonically related" to C, which I think lines up with how we already think about “mode mixture”.
Initial Inspiration: What notes are [[diatonic]] to C as a [[tonic]]? Should it depend on your choice of mode? I don’t think so. I think that the six fifths above and below C are all equally “diatonically related" to C, which I think lines up with how we already think about “mode mixture”.


With a Tonic C, then, the “diatonic” notes are:
With a Tonic C, then, the “diatonic” notes are:
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Do Ra Ri Ma Mi Fa Fi Sa Si La Li Ta Ti
Do Ra Ri Ma Mi Fa Fi Sa Si La Li Ta Ti


Where single-sized generic intervals (unisons and octaves) and their chroma shifts are named diminished, perfect, or augmented and have the endings -e, -o, and -u, respectively, and then two sized generic intervals and their chroma shifts are named diminished, minor, major, or augmented and have the endings -e, -a, -i, and -u, respectively.
Where single-sized generic intervals ([[unison]]s and [[octave]]s) and their [[chroma]] shifts are named diminished, perfect, or augmented and have the endings -e, -o, and -u, respectively, and then two sized generic intervals and their chroma shifts are named diminished, minor, major, or augmented and have the endings -e, -a, -i, and -u, respectively.


Lydian- Do Ri Mi Fi Si Li Ti Do (All -i endings because they’re all large steps above the tonic.)
Lydian- Do Ri Mi Fi Si Li Ti Do (All -i endings because they’re all large steps above the tonic.)
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Dorian- Do Ri Ma Fa Si Li Ta Do
Dorian- Do Ri Ma Fa Si Li Ta Do


Aolean- Do Ri Ma Fa Si La Ta Do
Aeolian- Do Ri Ma Fa Si La Ta Do


Phrygian- Do Ra Ma Fa Si La Ta Do
Phrygian- Do Ra Ma Fa Si La Ta Do


Locrain- Do Ra Ma Fa Sa La Ta Do (All -a endings because they are all small steps above the tonic.)
Locrian- Do Ra Ma Fa Sa La Ta Do (All -a endings because they are all small steps above the tonic.)


Harmonic Minor- Do Ri Ma Fa Si La Ti Do
Harmonic Minor- Do Ri Ma Fa Si La Ti Do
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Lydian aug2- Do Ru Mi Fi Si Li Ti Do
Lydian aug2- Do Ru Mi Fi Si Li Ti Do


Aolean dim6- Do Ra Ma Fa Sa La Te
Aeolean dim6- Do Ra Ma Fa Sa La Te
 
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