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A few minor exceptions arise with the -i notes. Conventionally, M7 + 5th = A4, and indeed Ta + 5th = Pa. But Ti + 5th = Fi not Pi. Likewise Fa + 4th = Tha, a minor 7th as expected, but Fi + 4th = Ti not Thi. These exceptions are not an issue as long as you remember that there is no Pi or Thi in the solfege
A few minor exceptions arise with the -i notes. Conventionally, M7 + 5th = A4, and indeed Ta + 5th = Pa. But Ti + 5th = Fi not Pi. Likewise Fa + 4th = Tha, a minor 7th as expected, but Fi + 4th = Ti not Thi. These exceptions are not an issue as long as you remember that there is no Pi or Thi in the solfege


The same rule for 4ths and 5ths also holds for plain major 2nds. Keep the vowel, and change the consonant as expected. Ra + M2 = Ma. Again, aug/dim intervals must be renamed: Po + M2 = Sha + M2 = Fla. But beware, this rule breaks down for major and mid 7ths:
The same rule for 4ths and 5ths also holds for plain major 2nds. Keep the vowel, and change the consonant as expected. Ra + M2 = Ma. Again, aug/dim intervals must be renamed: Po + M2 = Sha + M2 = Fla. But beware, this rule breaks down for major and mid 7ths, due to the lack of aug and mid 8ves.


* Tu + M2 = Ri
* Tu + M2 = Ri