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	This chord is formed by stacking [[5/4]] and [[6/5]] in that order. Swapping the order of these intervals results in [[10:12:15]], the classical minor triad. The minor triad can also be obtained from 4:5:6 by flattening the third by [[25/24]], the diptolemaic chromatic semitone.		This chord is formed by stacking [[5/4]] and [[6/5]] in that order. Swapping the order of these intervals results in [[10:12:15]], the classical minor triad. The minor triad can also be obtained from 4:5:6 by flattening the third by [[25/24]], the diptolemaic chromatic semitone.

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