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-In music, '''<span style="">stacked</span> chords''' are a set of well-<span style="">defined</span> pitches sounding together consisting of a stack of varying flavors or qualities of the same numerical interval. The most common stacked chords comprise of splitting a [[3/2]] or perfect fifth into two varying sizes of thirds. Stacked chords must be at least [[Triad|triadic]] as dyadic can only contain one [[interval]].
+In music, a '''stacked chord''' is a set of well-defined pitches sounding together consisting of a stack of varying [[qualities]] of the same [[interval class]]. The most common stacked chords comprise of splitting a [[3/2]] or perfect fifth into two varying sizes of thirds. Stacked chords must be at least [[triad]]ic as dyadic can only contain one [[interval]].
 ==5-limit tertiary harmonic triads==
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-[[Category:chords]]
-[[Category:harmony]]
+[[Category:Chords]]
-[[Category:stacked]]
+[[Category:Harmony]]
-[[Category:tetrad]]
+[[Category:Triad]]
 [[Category:todo:link]]
-[[Category:triad]]