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| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | | This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | ||
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| | | Septima Subcocytic | ||
| D, A↑/, D | | D, A↑/, D | ||
| 0, 97, 0 | | 0, 97, 0 | ||
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| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | | This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | ||
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| | | Wide Naiadic | ||
| D, Gd<↑, D | |||
| 0, 61, 0 | |||
| 135:176:270 | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Narrow Cocytic | |||
| D, At>↓, D | |||
| 0, 98, 0 | |||
| 1/(135:176:270) | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Naiadic | |||
| D, Gd>/, D | |||
| 0, 60, 0 | |||
| 10:13:20 | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Cocytic | |||
| D, At<\, D | |||
| 0, 99, 0 | |||
| 1/(10:13:20) | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Wide Cocytic | |||
| D, At<, D | | D, At<, D | ||
| 0, 100, 0 | | 0, 100, 0 | ||
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| This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for cocytic triads | | This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for cocytic triads | ||
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| | | Narrow Niadic | ||
| D, Gd>, D | | D, Gd>, D | ||
| 0, 59, 0 | | 0, 59, 0 | ||
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| This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords | | This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords | ||
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| | | Wide Agallic | ||
| D, Gt<, D | | D, Gt<, D | ||
| 0, 73, 0 | | 0, 73, 0 | ||
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| This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords | | This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords | ||
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| | | Narrow Dusthumic | ||
| D, Ad>, D | | D, Ad>, D | ||
| 0, 86, 0 | | 0, 86, 0 | ||
| 1/(8:11:16) | | 1/(8:11:16) | ||
| This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for dusthumic triads | | This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for dusthumic triads | ||
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| Dusthumic | |||
| D, Ad<\, D | |||
| 0, 87, 0 | |||
| 128:187:256 | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Agallic | |||
| D, Gt<\, D | |||
| 0, 72, 0 | |||
| 1/(128:187:256) | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
|- | |||
| Narrow Agallic | |||
| D, Gt>↓, D | |||
| 0, 71, 0 | |||
| 11:15:22 | |||
| This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords | |||
|- | |||
| Wide Dusthumic | |||
| D, Ad<↑, D | |||
| 0, 88, 0 | |||
| 1/(11:15:22) | |||
| This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for dusthumic triads | |||
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| Septimal Superdusthumic | |||
| D, Ad<↑, D | |||
| 0, 89, 0 | |||
| 128:189:256 | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
|- | |||
| Septimal Subagallic | |||
| D, Gt>↓, D | |||
| 0, 70, 0 | |||
| 1/(128:189:256) | |||
| This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords | |||
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| Ptolemaic Hyperquartal | | Ptolemaic Hyperquartal | ||