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There are three main modes used in composition: dicot[7], called Durmoll (seen above), 5edo, and 10edo. Traditionally the main triad is taken to be [0 3 6]. Neopentatonicist composers use this triad on only the pentatonic notes on a certain mode, though more modern reincarnations of this style remove that requirement. Neopentatonic melodies are traditionally written in the equipentatonic mode and have a strong folk-like sound. Pieces or sections of pieces written in Durmoll or something similar have a strong resemblance to the music of the Classical period. Modern orchestral works from the Late Romantic onwards use both modes relatively equally.

===Notation in modern Earth#10 Ciphersystem===

* The treble clef is written as a stylized, cursive "4".

* The alto clef is written as a stylized, cursive "3".

* The bass clef is written as a stylized, cursive "2".

Notes are written exactly like in jianpu, but with no accidentals and using the numerals 0 to 9 for the note names. The default dekatave is taken to be the dekatave prescribed by the clef.

==Instruments==

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 There are three main modes used in composition: dicot[7], called Durmoll (seen above), 5edo, and 10edo. Traditionally the main triad is taken to be [0 3 6]. Neopentatonicist composers use this triad on only the pentatonic notes on a certain mode, though more modern reincarnations of this style remove that requirement. Neopentatonic melodies are traditionally written in the equipentatonic mode and have a strong folk-like sound. Pieces or sections of pieces written in Durmoll or something similar have a strong resemblance to the music of the Classical period. Modern orchestral works from the Late Romantic onwards use both modes relatively equally.
+===Notation in modern Earth#10 Ciphersystem===
+* The treble clef is written as a stylized, cursive "4".
+* The alto clef is written as a stylized, cursive "3".
+* The bass clef is written as a stylized, cursive "2".
+Notes are written exactly like in jianpu, but with no accidentals and using the numerals 0 to 9 for the note names. The default dekatave is taken to be the dekatave prescribed by the clef.
 ==Instruments==