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=== Chords of Bitonic ===
=== Chords of Bitonic ===
While the Monotonic chords were made by stacking Major and Minor thirds, Bitonic chords are made by stacking perfect and diminished Bitonic generators (7\22 and 6\22, respectively); in the context of this scale, these intervals are still called Major and Minor thirds, despite being much closer together than the Monotonic thirds.
While the Monotonic chords were made by stacking Major and Minor thirds, Bitonic chords are made by stacking perfect and diminished Bitonic generators (7\22 and 2\22, respectively); in the context of this scale, these intervals are still called Major and Minor thirds, despite being much closer together than the Monotonic thirds.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Chords of Bitonic
|+Chords of Bitonic
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|Major
|Major
|M3 + m3
|M3 + m3
|7 + 13
|7 + 9
|Plagal Phrygian
|Plagal Phrygian
|-
|-
|Minor
|Minor
|m3 + M3
|m3 + M3
|6 + 13
|2 + 9
|Standard Phrygian
|Standard Phrygian
|-
|-
|Diminished
|Diminished
|m3 + m3
|m3 + m3
|6 + 12
|2 + 4
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|-
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|Lydian, Dorian, Locrian
|Lydian, Dorian, Locrian
|}
|}
The Bitonic Augmented Chord is the most important of these triads in the Bitonic scale.  The other three are seldom used.
The Bitonic Augmented Chord is the most important of these triads in the Bitonic scale; the other three are seldom used.


== Enarmonic (2L5s) ==
== Enarmonic (2L5s) ==