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{{Infobox chord|ColorName = ru loru 5, r(1or5)}} | {{Infobox chord|ColorName = ru loru 5, r(1or5)}} | ||
'''7:9:11''' is | '''7:9:11''' is the Greeley Major chord. It sort of sounds like an augmented fifth chord, including two types of third, a [[9/7]] supermajor third, and a [[11/9]] neutral third. | ||
It is one of the simplest chords that truly sounds xenharmonic. [[6:7:9:11]] and variants are another such simple xen chords. | It is one of the simplest chords that truly sounds xenharmonic. [[6:7:9:11]] and variants are another such simple xen chords. | ||
{{chord edo approximation}} | |||
== Audio of close voicings == | == Audio of close voicings == | ||