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Note that the Pinetone melodic major includes a neutral triad 18:22:27 on the root of the Mixolydian symmetric minor, and the Pinetone melodic minor includes it's inverse on the root of the Dorian bright major, a flavour of triad not available in the Pinetone diatonic. Note also though the only one major and one minor triad are available in each of these scales, as opposed to the two each available in the Pinetone diatonic, hence the labelling of these scales as for melodic purposes. | Note that the Pinetone melodic major includes a neutral triad 18:22:27 on the root of the Mixolydian symmetric minor, and the Pinetone melodic minor includes it's inverse on the root of the Dorian bright major, a flavour of triad not available in the Pinetone diatonic. Note also though the only one major and one minor triad are available in each of these scales, as opposed to the two each available in the Pinetone diatonic, hence the labelling of these scales as for melodic purposes. | ||
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|+Table 4. | |+Table 4.4. Modes of the Ptolemismic Pinetone Ionian symmetric minor | ||
!Mode number | !Mode number | ||
!Pinetone diatonic mode | !Pinetone diatonic mode | ||