The document describes two triad pairs that are a whole step apart and their corresponding hexatonic scales. The first pair is a major triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Lydian mode. The second pair is a dominant triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Ionian mode. It then lists several other triad pairs and their associated hexatonic scales, including minor, half-diminished, and dominant seventh triad pairs.
The document describes two triad pairs that are a whole step apart and their corresponding hexatonic scales. The first pair is a major triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Lydian mode. The second pair is a dominant triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Ionian mode. It then lists several other triad pairs and their associated hexatonic scales, including minor, half-diminished, and dominant seventh triad pairs.
The document describes two triad pairs that are a whole step apart and their corresponding hexatonic scales. The first pair is a major triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Lydian mode. The second pair is a dominant triad followed by a major triad a whole step higher, known as the Ionian mode. It then lists several other triad pairs and their associated hexatonic scales, including minor, half-diminished, and dominant seventh triad pairs.