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Names for larger mosses are not provided with the expectation that such larger mosses can be seen as an extension of a smaller, TAMNAMS-named mos; that is, by including altered forms of the scale's naturals. | Names for larger mosses are not provided with the expectation that such larger mosses can be seen as an extension of a smaller, TAMNAMS-named mos; that is, by including altered forms of the scale's naturals. | ||
As an example, the C major scale (of 5L 2s) has the nominals C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. Adding C#, D#, F#, G#, and A# to these produces one of twelve modes of either 5L 7s or 7L 5s. | As an example, the C major scale (of 5L 2s) has the nominals C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. Adding C#, D#, F#, G#, and A# to these produces one of twelve modes of either 5L 7s or 7L 5s, both of which are child (or daughter) mosses of 5L 2s. | ||
==Reasoning for mos pattern names== | ==Reasoning for mos pattern names== | ||