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'''10:12:15''' is the utonal [[minor triad]], also known as the '''classical minor triad, classical minor triad,''' or more generally - albeit less precisely - as the '''just | '''10:12:15''' is the utonal [[minor triad]], also known as the '''classical minor triad, classical minor triad,''' or more generally - albeit less precisely - as the '''just minor triad'''. It is a common chord that appears as a counterpart to the widespread otonal major triad of [[4:5:6]], the major third swapped with a minor third. | ||
== Rotations around the octave == | == Rotations around the octave == | ||
Revision as of 20:30, 10 November 2025
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10:12:15 is the utonal minor triad, also known as the classical minor triad, classical minor triad, or more generally - albeit less precisely - as the just minor triad. It is a common chord that appears as a counterpart to the widespread otonal major triad of 4:5:6, the major third swapped with a minor third.
Rotations around the octave
Voicings and rotations around two octaves
Voicing Rotation
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Root | '3 | '15 | '3'15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On 3 | 12:15:40 | 6:10:15 | 6:15:20 | 12:15:20 |
| On 5 | 10:12:15 | 10:15:24 | 5:6:15 | 5:12:15 |
| On 15 | 15:40:48 | 15:24:40 | 15:20:24 | 15:20:48 |
Related chords
Common tetrads based on this triad (5-limit except where noted):
- 4:5:6 - chord inversion
- 10:12:15:18 adds 9/5
- 30:36:45:50 adds 5/3
- 60:70:84:105 - adds 8/7 (7-limit)