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| rowspan="8" |''Pluperfect/Abundant Major''
| rowspan="8" |''Pluperfect/Abundant Major''
| rowspan="3" |''Melodic''
| rowspan="3" |''Melodic''
|''Pluperfect Soft Mixolydian''
|''Soft Mixolydian''
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|11\6-13\7
|11\6-13\7
|''Pluperfect Mixolydian''
|''Mixolydian''
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|13\7-15\8
|13\7-15\8
|''Pluperfect Intense Mixolydian''
|''Intense Mixolydian''
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|-
|15\8-17\9
|15\8-17\9
|''Melodic/Natural-Harmonic''
|''Melodic/Natural-Harmonic''
|''Pluperfect Intense Mixolydian-Soft Ionian''
|''Intense Mixolydian-Soft Ionian''
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|17\9-19\10
|17\9-19\10
| rowspan="4" |''Natural-Harmonic''
| rowspan="4" |''Natural-Harmonic''
|''<u>Pluperfect Soft Ionian</u>''
|''<u>Soft Ionian</u>''
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|''19\10-29\15''
|''19\10-29\15''
| rowspan="2" |''<u>Pluperfect Ionian</u>''
| rowspan="2" |''<u>Ionian</u>''
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|-
|''29\15-41\21''
|''29\15-41\21''
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|''41\21-2\1''
|''41\21-2\1''
|''<u>Pluperfect Intense Ionian</u>''
|''<u>Intense Ionian</u>''
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The names "Perfect" and "Pluperfect/Abundant" refer to the common limitation of a vocal melody to within an eleventh for the sake of overall perceptual coherence. The "Perfect" modes also match where LCP may consider just a triad (or tetrad) to be reasonably complete and therefore the basic chordal harmony.  
The names "Perfect" and "Pluperfect/Abundant" refer to the common limitation of a vocal melody to within an eleventh for the sake of overall perceptual coherence. The "Perfect" modes also match where LCP may consider just a triad (or tetrad) to be reasonably complete and therefore the basic chordal harmony.