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{{Infobox Chord}}
See [[3/2#As a dyad]].
'''2:3''' is a 3-limit dyad, known as the '''five chord''' (as in C5 not V), or as the '''power chord'''. When voiced as hi5add8, it's the '''trine''' of late medieval music, in which it's a very common closing chord. This dyad is indispensable in certain musical genres such as [[African music|mbira music]].
 
== Notable voicing ==
AOV and CAOV stand for [[Odd limit#Proposed extensions|all-odd voicing]] and ''condensed'' AOV respectively.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Voices
!Voicing
![[Kite's thoughts on hi-lo notation|Hi-lo name]]
!Special properties
|-
| rowspan="3" |2 voices
|1:3
|hi5
|AOV, isodifferential
|-
|2:3
|basic
|CAOV, [[Isodifferential chord|isodifferential]]
|-
|3:4
|lo5
|1st inversion, isodifferential
|-
| rowspan="3" |3 voices
|1:2:3
|hi5add8
|the trine, isodifferential
|-
|2:3:4
|add8
|isodifferential
|-
|3:4:6
|addlo5
|2:3:4 inverted
|}
 
== Related chords ==
Melodic inversion: itself.
 
Plausible [[Chord homonym|homonyms]]: None.
 
Notable extensions: too many to list!
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