User:Aura/On 159edo Music Theory (Part 1)

Of all the multiples of 53edo, 159edo is the lowest multiple that is noteworthy for being accurate in the 2.3.5.11.17 subgroup while having structural compromises in the 7.13.19.23.29 subgroup. Despite the number of pitches in this tuning system making it perhaps best fit for digital instruments of various kinds in actual performance, it is nevertheless also useful as an interval classification scheme.

Intervals and Notation

159edo contains all the intervals of 53edo and can be thought of as having three fields of 53edo each separated by a third of 53edo's step. However, as some of the interpretations differ due 159edo having different mappings for certain primes, those differences show up in how harmonies are constructed.

159edo has its own variation on the dinner party rules— represented here by the Harmonic Compatibility Rating and Melodic Compatibility Rating columns in the following chart, where 10 is a full-blown friend relative to the root and −10 if a full-blown enemy relative to the root. Note that the Harmonic Compatibility and Melodic Compatibility ratings are based on octave-equivalence, and that some of the ratings are still speculative.

159edo Interval Names and Compatibility Ratings

Step	Cents	Interval and Note names			Compatibility rating
		SKULO-based interval names	Pythagorean-commatic-based interval names	SRS notation	Harmonic	Melodic
0	0	P1	Perfect Unison	D	10	10
1	7.5471698	R1	Wide Unison	D/	0	0
2	15.0943396	rK1	Narrow Superunison	D↑\	-10	-10
3	22.6415094	K1	Lesser Superunison	D↑	-10	-3
4	30.1886792	S1, kU1	Greater Superunison, Narrow Inframinor Second	Edb<, Dt<↓	-10	3
5	37.7358491	um2, RkU1	Inframinor Second, Wide Superunison	Edb>, Dt>↓	-9	10
6	45.2830189	kkm2, Rum2, rU1	Wide Inframinor Second, Narrow Ultraunison	Eb↓↓, Dt<\	-9	10
7	52.8301887	U1, rKum2	Ultraunison, Narrow Subminor Second	Dt<, Edb<↑	-9	10
8	60.3773585	sm2, Kum2, uA1	Lesser Subminor Second, Wide Ultraunison, Infra-Augmented Unison	Dt>, Eb↓\	-8	10
9	67.9245283	km2, RuA1, kkA1	Greater Subminor Second, Diptolemaic Augmented Unison	Eb↓, D#↓↓	-8	9
10	75.4716981	Rkm2, rKuA1	Wide Subminor Second, Lesser Sub-Augmented Unison	Eb↓/, Dt<↑	-7	9
11	83.0188679	rm2, KuA1	Narrow Minor Second, Greater Sub-Augmented Unison	Eb\, Dt>↑	-7	9
12	90.5660377	m2, kA1	Pythagorean Minor Second, Ptolemaic Augmented Unison	Eb, D#↓	-6	10
13	98.1132075	Rm2, RkA1	Artomean Minor Second, Artomean Augmented Unison	Eb/, D#↓/	-6	10
14	105.6603774	rKm2, rA1	Tendomean Minor Second, Tendomean Augmented Unison	D#\, Eb↑\	-5	10
15	113.2075472	Km2, A1	Ptolemaic Minor Second, Pythagorean Augmented Unison	D#, Eb↑	-5	10
16	120.7547170	RKm2, kn2, RA1	Wide Minor Second, Artoretromean Augmented Unison	Ed<↓, Eb↑/, D#/	-5	9
17	128.3018868	kN2, rKA1	Lesser Supraminor Second, Tendoretromean Augmented Unison	Ed>↓, D#↑\	-6	8
18	135.8490566	KKm2, rn2, KA1	Greater Supraminor Second, Diptolemaic Limma, Retroptolemaic Augmented Unison	Ed<\, Eb↑↑, D#↑	-7	6
19	143.3962264	n2, SA1	Artoneutral Second, Lesser Super-Augmented Unison	Ed<, Dt#<↓	-8	5
20	150.9433962	N2, RkUA1	Tendoneutral Second, Greater Super-Augmented Unison	Ed>, Dt#>↓	-7	6
21	158.4905660	kkM2, RN2, rUA1	Lesser Submajor Second, Retrodiptolemaic Augmented Unison	Ed>/, E↓↓, Dt#>↓/, D#↑↑	-6	8
22	166.0377358	Kn2, UA1	Greater Submajor Second, Ultra-Augmented Unison	Ed<↑, Dt#<, Fb↓/	-5	9
23	173.5849057	rkM2, KN2	Narrow Major Second	Ed>↑, E↓\, Dt#>, Fb\	-4	10
24	181.1320755	kM2	Ptolemaic Major Second	E↓, Fb	-3	10
25	188.6792458	RkM2	Artomean Major Second	E↓/, Fb/	-3	10
26	196.2264151	rM2	Tendomean Major Second	E\, Fb↑\	-2	10
27	203.7735849	M2	Pythagorean Major Second	E, Fb↑	-2	10
28	211.3207547	RM2	Wide Major Second	E/, Fd<↓	-1	10
29	218.8679245	rKM2	Narrow Supermajor Second	E↑\, Fd>↓	-1	10
30	226.4150943	KM2	Lesser Supermajor Second	E↑, Fd<\, Fb↑↑, Dx	-1	9
31	233.9622642	SM2, kUM2	Greater Supermajor Second, Narrow Inframinor Third	Fd<, Et<↓, E↑/	0	9
32	241.5094340	um3, RkUM2	Inframinor Third, Wide Supermajor Second	Fd>, Et>↓	-1	8
33	249.0566038	kkm3, KKM2, Rum3, rUM2	Wide Inframinor Third, Narrow Ultramajor Second, Semifourth	Fd>/, Et<\, F↓↓, E↑↑	0	8
34	256.6037736	UM2, rKum3	Ultramajor Second, Narrow Subminor Third	Et<, Fd<↑	-1	7
35	264.1509434	sm3, Kum3	Lesser Subminor Third, Wide Ultramajor Second	Et>, Fd>↑, F↓\	0	7
36	271.6981132	km3	Greater Subminor Third	F↓, Et>/, E#↓↓, Gbb	-1	7
37	279.2452830	Rkm3	Wide Subminor Third	F↓/, Et<↑	-1	8
38	286.7924528	rm3	Narrow Minor Third	F\, Et>↑	0	8
39	294.3396226	m3	Pythagorean Minor Third	F	-1	9
40	301.8867925	Rm3	Artomean Minor Third	F/	1	9
41	309.4339622	rKm3	Tendomean Minor Third	F↑\	4	10
42	316.9811321	Km3	Ptolemaic Minor Third	F↑, E#	7	10
43	324.5283019	RKm3, kn3	Wide Minor Third	Ft<↓, F↑/, Gdb<	4	9
44	332.0754717	kN3, ud4	Lesser Supraminor Third, Infra-Diminished Fourth	Ft>↓, Gdb>	1	9
45	339.6226415	KKm3, rn3, Rud4	Greater Supraminor Third, Retrodiptolemaic Diminished Fourth	Ft<\, F↑↑, Gdb<↑\, Gb↓↓	-1	8
46	347.1698113	n3, rKud4	Artoneutral Third, Lesser Sub-Diminished Fourth	Ft<, Gdb<↑	0	7
47	354.7169811	N3, sd4, Kud4	Tendoneutral Third, Greater Sub-Diminished Fourth	Ft>, Gdb>↑	-1	7
48	362.2641509	kkM3, RN3, kd4	Lesser Submajor Third, Retroptolemaic Diminished Fourth	Ft>/, F#↓↓, Gb↓	0	8
49	369.8113208	Kn3, Rkd4	Greater Submajor Third, Artoretromean Diminished Fourth	Ft<↑, Gb↓/	-1	9
50	377.3584906	rkM3, KN3, rd4	Narrow Major Third, Tendoretromean Diminished Fourth	Ft>↑, F#↓\, Gb\	3	9
51	384.9056604	kM3, d4	Ptolemaic Major Third, Pythagorean Diminished Fourth	Gb, F#↓	8	10
52	392.4528302	RkM3, Rd4	Artomean Major Third, Artomean Diminished Fourth	Gb/, F#↓/	4	10
53	400	rM3, rKd4	Tendomean Major Third, Tendomean Diminished Fourth	F#\, Gb↑\	1	9
54	407.5471698	M3, Kd4	Pythagorean Major Third, Ptolemaic Diminished Fourth	F#, Gb↑	-1	9
55	415.0943396	RM3, kUd4	Wide Major Third, Lesser Super-Diminished Fourth	F#/, Gd<↓, Gb↑/	0	8
56	422.6415094	rKM3, RkUd4	Narrow Supermajor Third, Greater Super-Diminished Fourth	F#↑\, Gd>↓	-1	7
57	430.1886792	KM3, rUd4, KKd4	Lesser Supermajor Third, Diptolemaic Diminished Fourth	F#↑, Gd<\, Gb↑↑	-1	6
58	437.7358491	SM3, kUM3, rm4, Ud4	Greater Supermajor Third, Ultra-Diminished Fourth	Gd<, F#↑/	0	5
59	445.2830189	m4, RkUM3	Paraminor Fourth, Wide Supermajor Third	Gd>, Ft#>↓	-1	3
60	452.8301887	Rm4, KKM3, rUM3	Wide Paraminor Fourth, Narrow Ultramajor Third	Gd>/, F#↑↑, G↓↓	-2	1
61	460.3773585	UM3, rKm4	Ultramajor Third, Narrow Grave Fourth	Gd<↑, Ft#<	-4	-2
62	467.9245283	s4, Km4	Lesser Grave Fourth, Wide Ultramajor Third	Gd>↑, G↓\	-7	-4
63	475.4716981	k4	Greater Grave Fourth	G↓, Abb	-6	-5
64	483.0188679	Rk4	Wide Grave Fourth	G↓/	-4	0
65	490.5660377	r4	Narrow Fourth	G\	1	5
66	498.1132075	P4	Perfect Fourth	G	9	10
67	505.6603774	R4	Wide Fourth	G/	1	8
68	513.2075472	rK4	Narrow Acute Fourth	G↑\	-3	6
69	520.7547170	K4	Lesser Acute Fourth	G↑	-5	5
70	528.3018868	S4, kM4	Greater Acute Fourth	Gt<↓, G↑/, Adb<	-3	5
71	535.8490566	RkM4, ud5	Wide Acute Fourth, Infra-Diminished Fifth	Gt>↓, Adb>	-2	5
72	543.3962264	rM4, Rud5	Narrow Paramajor Fourth, Retrodiptolemaic Diminished Fifth	Gt<\, G↑↑, Ab↓↓	-1	6
73	550.9433962	M4, rKud5	Paramajor Fourth, Lesser Sub-Diminished Fifth	Gt<, Adb<↑	0	7
74	558.4905660	RM4, uA4, Kud5	Infra-Augmented Fourth, Greater Sub-Diminished Fifth	Gt>, Adb>↑	-2	5
75	566.0377358	kkA4, RuA4, kd5	Diptolemaic Augmented Fourth, Retroptolemaic Diminished Fifth	Gt>/, G#↓↓, Ab↓	-3	4
76	573.5849057	rKuA4, Rkd5	Lesser Sub-Augmented Fourth, Artoretromean Diminished Fifth	Gt<↑, Ab↓/	-2	4
77	581.1320755	KuA4, rd5	Greater Sub-Augmented Fourth, Tendoretromean Diminished Fifth	Gt>↑, Ab\	0	5
78	588.6792458	kA4, d5	Ptolemaic Augmented Fourth, Pythagorean Diminished Fifth	Ab, G#↓	-5	6
79	596.2264151	RkA4, Rd5	Artomean Augmented Fourth, Artomean Diminished Fifth	G#↓/, Ab/	-9	7
80	603.7735849	rKd5, rA4	Tendomean Diminished Fifth, Tendomean Augmented Fourth	Ab↑\, G#\	-9	7
81	611.3207547	Kd5, A4	Ptolemaic Diminished Fifth, Pythagorean Augmented Fourth	Ab↑, G#	-5	6
82	618.8679245	kUd5, RA4	Lesser Super-Diminished Fifth, Artoretromean Augmented Fourth	Ad<↓, G#/	0	5
83	626.4150943	RkUd5, rKA4	Greater Super-Diminished Fifth, Tendoretromean Augmented Fourth	Ad>↓, G#↑\	-2	4
84	633.9622642	KKd5, rUDd5, KA4	Diptolemaic Diminished Fifth, Retroptolemaic Augmented Fourth	Ad<\, Ab↑↑, G#↑	-3	4
85	641.5094340	rm5, Ud5, kUA4	Ultra-Diminished Fifth, Lesser Super-Augmented Fourth	Ad<, Gt#<↓	-2	5
86	649.0566038	m5, RkUA4	Paraminor Fifth, Greater Super-Augmented Fourth	Ad>, Gt#>↓	0	7
87	656.6037736	Rm5, rUA4	Wide Paraminor Fifth, Retrodiptolemaic Augmented Fourth	Ad>/, G#↑, Ab↑↑	-1	6
88	664.1509434	rKm5, UA4	Narrow Grave Fifth, Ultra-Augmented Fourth	Ad<↑, Gt#<	-2	5
89	671.6981132	s5, Km5	Lesser Grave Fifth	Ad>↑, A↓\, Gt#>	-3	5
90	679.2452830	k5	Greater Grave Fifth	A↓	-5	5
91	686.7924528	Rk5	Wide Grave Fifth	A↓/	-3	6
92	694.3396226	r5	Narrow Fifth	A\	1	8
93	701.8867925	P5	Perfect Fifth	A	9	10
94	709.4339622	R5	Wide Fifth	A/	1	5
95	716.9811321	rK5	Narrow Acute Fifth	A↑\	-4	0
96	724.5283019	K5	Lesser Acute Fifth	A↑, Gx	-6	-5
97	732.0754717	S5, kM5	Greater Acute Fifth, Narrow Inframinor Sixth	At<↓, A↑/	-7	-4
98	739.6226415	um6, RkM5	Inframinor Sixth, Wide Acute Fifth	At>↓, Bdb>	-4	-2
99	747.1698113	Rm4, KKM3, rUM3	Narrow Paramajor Fifth, Wide Inframinor Sixth	At<\, Bb↓↓, A↑↑	-2	1
100	754.7169811	M5, rKum6	Paramajor Fifth, Narrow Subminor Sixth	At<, Bdb<↑	-1	3
101	762.2641509	sm6, Kum6, RM5, uA5	Lesser Subminor Sixth, Infra-Augmented Fifth	At>, Bb↓\	0	5
102	769.8113208	km6, RuA5, kkA5	Greater Subminor Sixth, Diptolemaic Augmented Fifth	Bb↓, At>/, A#↓↓	-1	6
103	777.3584906	Rkm6, rKuA5	Wide Subminor Sixth, Lesser Sub-Augmented Fifth	Bb↓/, At<↑	-1	7
104	784.9056604	rm6, KuA5	Narrow Minor Sixth, Greater Sub-Augmented Fifth	Bb\, At>↑, A#↓\	0	8
105	792.4528302	m6, kA5	Pythagorean Minor Sixth, Ptolemaic Augmented Fifth	Bb, A#↓	-1	9
106	800	Rm6, RkA5	Artomean Minor Sixth, Artomean Augmented Fifth	Bb/, A#↓/	1	9
107	807.5471698	rKm6, rA5	Tendomean Minor Sixth, Tendomean Augmented Fifth	A#\, Bb↑\	4	10
108	815.0943396	Km6, A5	Ptolemaic Minor Sixth, Pythagorean Augmented Fifth	A#, Bb↑	8	10
109	822.6415094	RKm6, kn6, RA5	Wide Minor Sixth, Artoretromean Augmented Fifth	Bd<↓, Bb↑/, A#/	3	9
110	830.1886792	kN6, rKA5	Lesser Supraminor Sixth, Tendoretromean Augmented Fifth	Bd>↓, A#↑\	-1	9
111	837.7358491	KKm6, rn6, KA5	Greater Supraminor Sixth, Retroptolemaic Augmented Fifth	Bd<\, Bb↑↑, A#↑	0	8
112	845.2830189	n6, SA5, kUA5	Artoneutral Sixth, Lesser Super-Augmented Fifth	Bd<, At#<↓	-1	7
113	852.8301887	N6, RkUA5	Tendoneutral Sixth, Greater Super-Augmented Fifth	Bd>, At#>↓	0	7
114	860.3773585	kkM6, RN6, rUA5	Lesser Submajor Sixth, Retrodiptolemaic Augmented Fifth	Bd>/, B↓↓, At#>↓/, A#↑↑	-1	8
115	867.9245283	Kn6, UA5	Greater Submajor Sixth, Ultra-Augmented Fifth	Bd<↑, At#<	1	9
116	875.4716981	rkM6, KN6	Narrow Major Sixth	Bd>↑, B↓\, At#>	4	9
117	883.0188679	kM6	Ptolemaic Major Sixth	B↓, Cb	7	10
118	890.5660377	RkM6	Artomean Major Sixth	B↓/	4	10
119	898.1132075	rM6	Tendomean Major Sixth	B\	1	9
120	905.6603774	M6	Pythagorean Major Sixth	B	-1	9
121	913.2075472	RM6	Wide Major Sixth	B/, Cd<↓	0	8
122	920.7547170	rKM6	Narrow Supermajor Sixth	B↑\, Cd>↓	-1	8
123	928.3018868	KM6	Lesser Supermajor Sixth	B↑, Cd<\, Cb↑↑, Ax	-1	7
124	935.8490566	SM6, kUM6	Greater Supermajor Second, Narrow Inframinor Seventh	Cd<, Bt<↓, B↑/	0	7
125	943.3962264	um7, RkUM6	Inframinor Seventh, Wide Supermajor Sixth	Cd>, Bt>↓	-1	7
126	950.9433962	KKM6, kkm7, rUM6, Rum7	Narrow Ultramajor Sixth, Wide Inframinor Seventh, Semitwelfth	Bt<\, Cd>/, B↑↑, C↓↓	0	8
127	958.4905660	UM6, rKum7	Ultramajor Sixth, Narrow Subminor Seventh	Bt<, Cd<↑	-1	8
128	966.0377358	sm7, Kum7	Lesser Subminor Seventh, Wide Ultramajor Sixth	Bt>, Cd>↑, C↓\	0	9
129	973.5849057	km7	Greater Subminor Seventh	C↓, Bt>/, B#↓↓, Dbb	-1	9
130	981.1320755	Rkm7	Wide Subminor Seventh	C↓/, Bt<↑	-1	10
131	988.6792458	rm7	Narrow Minor Seventh	C\, Bt>↑	-1	10
132	996.2264151	m7	Pythagorean Minor Seventh	C, B#↓	-2	10
133	1003.7735849	Rm7	Artomean Minor Seventh	C/, B#↓/	-2	10
134	1011.3207547	rKm7	Tendomean Minor Seventh	C↑\, B#\	-3	10
135	1018.8679245	kM2	Ptolemaic Minor Seventh	C↑, B#	-3	10
136	1026.4150943	RKm7, kn7	Wide Minor Seventh	Ct<↓, C↑/, Ddb<, B#/	-4	10
137	1033.9622642	kN7, ud8	Lesser Supraminor Seventh, Infra-Diminished Octave	Ct>↓, Ddb>, B#↑\	-5	9
138	1041.5094340	KKm7, rn7, Rud8	Greater Supraminor Seventh, Retrodiptolemaic Diminished Octave	Ct<\, C↑↑, Ddb<↑\, Db↓↓	-6	8
139	1049.0566038	n7, rKud8	Artoneutral Seventh, Lesser Sub-Diminished Octave	Ct<, Ddb<↑	-7	6
140	1056.6037736	N7, sd8	Tendoneutral Seventh, Greater Sub-Diminished Octave	Ct>, Ddb>↑	-8	5
141	1064.1509434	kkM7, RN7, kd8	Lesser Submajor Seventh, Diptolemaic Major Seventh, Retroptolemaic Diminished Octave	Ct>/, C#↓↓, Db↓	-7	6
142	1071.6981132	Kn7, Rkd8	Greater Submajor Seventh, Artoretromean Diminished Octave	Ct<↑, Db↓/	-6	8
143	1079.2452830	rkM7, KN7, rd8	Narrow Major Seventh, Tendoretromean Diminished Octave	Ct>↑, C#↓\, Db\	-5	9
144	1086.7924528	kM7, d8	Ptolemaic Major Seventh, Pythagorean Diminished Octave	Db, C#↓	-5	10
145	1094.3396226	RkM7, Rd8	Artomean Major Seventh, Artomean Diminished Octave	Db/, C#↓/	-5	10
146	1101.8867925	rM7, rKd8	Tendomean Major Seventh, Tendomean Diminished Octave	C#\, Db↑\	-6	10
147	1109.4339622	M7, Kd8	Pythagorean Major Seventh, Ptolemaic Diminished Octave	C#, Db↑	-6	10
148	1116.9811321	RM7, kUd8	Wide Major Seventh, Lesser Super-Diminished Octave	C#/, Dd<↓	-7	9
149	1124.5283019	rKM7, RkUd8	Narrow Supermajor Seventh, Greater Super-Diminished Octave	C#↑\, Dd>↓	-7	9
150	1132.0754717	km2, RuA1, kkA1	Lesser Supermajor Seventh, Diptolemaic Diminished Octave	C#↑, Db↑↑	-8	9
151	1139.6226415	SM7, kUM7, Ud8	Greater Supermajor Seventh, Narrow Infraoctave, Ultra-Diminished Octave	Dd<, C#↑/	-8	10
152	1147.1698113	u8, RkUM7	Infraoctave, Wide Supermajor Seventh	Dd>, Ct#>↓	-9	10
153	1154.7169811	KKM7, rUM7, Ru8	Narrow Ultramajor Seventh, Wide Infraoctave	C#↑↑, Dd>/	-9	10
154	1162.2641509	UM7, rKu8	Ultramajor Seventh, Wide Superprime	Ct#<, Dd<↑	-9	10
155	1169.8113208	s8, Ku8	Lesser Suboctave, Wide Ultramajor Seventh	Ct#>, Dd>↑	-10	3
156	1177.3584906	k8	Greater Suboctave	D↓	-10	-3
157	1184.9056604	Rk8	Wide Suboctave	D↓/	-10	-10
158	1192.4528302	r8	Narrow Octave	D\	0	0
159	1200	P8	Perfect Octave	D	10	10

Trines and Tetrachords

159edo has multiple types of trine and tetrachord. While trines are important in the aspects of 159edo music theory derived from Medieval and Neo-Medieval music theory, the concept of tetrachords is significantly older, as it can be traced back to Ancient Greece.

First, the trines shall be covered, for they serve as one of the fundamental units framing scales, melodies and harmonies.

Table of 159edo Trines

Name	Notation (from D)	Steps	Approximate JI	Notes
Otonal Perfect	D, A, D	0, 93, 0	2:3:4	This is the first of two trines that can be considered fully-resolved in Medieval and Neo-Medieval harmony
Utonal Perfect	D, G, D	0, 66, 0	1/(2:3:4)	This is the second of two trines that can be considered fully-resolved in Medieval and Neo-Medieval harmony
Otonal Archagall	D, G\, D	0, 65, 0	64:85:128	This trine is the first of two that are often used in the extended harmony of t<IV chords and is considered a dissonance
Utonal Archagall	D, A/, D	0, 94, 0	1/(64:85:128)	This trine is the second of two that are often used in the extended harmony of t<IV chords and is considered a dissonance
Bass-Up Marvelous	D, A\, D	0, 92, 0	75:112:150	This dissonant trine is the first of two that are formed from stacking identical approximations of the LCJI neutral third
Treble-Down Marvelous	D, G/, D	0, 67, 0	1/(75:112:150)	This dissonant trine is the second of two that are formed from stacking identical approximations of the LCJI neutral third
Narrow Supernaiadic	D, G↓\, D	0, 62, 0	16:21:32	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Wide Subcocytic	D, A↑/, D	0, 97, 0	1/(16:21:32)	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Subcocytic	D, A↑, D	0, 96, 0	160:243:320	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Supernaiadic	D, G↓, D	0, 63, 0	1/(160:243:320)	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Wide Supernaiadic	D, G↓/, D	0, 64, 0	25:33:50	This dissonant trine is on the outer edge of the diatonic range and is common in essentially tempered chords
Narrow Subcocytic	D, A↑\, D	0, 95, 0	1/(25:33:50)	This dissonant trine is on the outer edge of the diatonic range and is common in essentially tempered chords
Wide Naiadic	D, Gd<↑, D	0, 61, 0	135:176:270	This dissonant trine is among the more consistently complex
Narrow Cocytic	D, At>↓, D	0, 98, 0	1/(135:176:270)	This dissonant trine is among the more consistently complex
Naiadic	D, Gd>/, D	0, 60, 0	10:13:20	This dissonant trine is relatively simple and thus expected to be rather common
Cocytic	D, At<\, D	0, 99, 0	1/(10:13:20)	This dissonant trine is relatively simple and thus expected to be rather common
Wide Cocytic	D, At<, D	0, 100, 0	11:17:22	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a basis for cocytic triads
Narrow Niadic	D, Gd>, D	0, 59, 0	1/(11:17:22)	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Narrow Superdusthumic	D, Ad<↑, D	0, 89, 0	128:189:256	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Wide Subagallic	D, Gt>↓, D	0, 70, 0	1/(128:189:256)	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Subagallic	D, G↑, D	0, 69, 0	20:27:40	This dissonant trine is very likely to show up in non-meantone diatonic contexts
Superdusthumic	D, A↓, D	0, 90, 0	1/(20:27:40)	This dissonant trine is very likely to show up in non-meantone diatonic contexts
Narrow Subagallic	D, G↑\, D	0, 68, 0	90:121:180	This dissonant trine is on the outer edge of the diatonic range
Wide Superdusthumic	D, A↓/, D	0, 91, 0	1/(90:121:180)	This dissonant trine is on the outer edge of the diatonic range
Wide Agallic	D, Gt<, D	0, 73, 0	8:11:16	This ambisonant trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Narrow Dusthumic	D, Ad>, D	0, 86, 0	1/(8:11:16)	This ambisonant trine is very likely to be used as a basis for dusthumic triads
Dusthumic	D, Ad<\, D	0, 87, 0	128:187:256	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Agallic	D, Gt<\, D	0, 72, 0	1/(128:187:256)	This dissonant trine is common in essentially tempered chords
Narrow Agallic	D, Gt>↓, D	0, 71, 0	11:15:22	This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Wide Dusthumic	D, Ad<↑, D	0, 88, 0	1/(11:15:22)	This trine is very likely to be used as a basis for dusthumic triads
Wide Subdusthumic	D, Ad<, D	0, 85, 0	56:81:112	This essentially tempered trine is likely to be used as a basis for subdusthumic triads
Narrow Superagallic	D, Gt>, D	0, 74, 0	1/(56:81:112)	This essentially tempered trine is likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Subdusthumic	D, Ab↑↑, D	0, 84, 0	9:13:18	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a basis for subdusthumic triads
Superagallic	D, G#↓↓, D	0, 75, 0	1/(9:13:18)	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Wide Superagallic	D, Gt<↑, D	0, 76, 0	256:357:512	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Narrow Subdusthumic	D, Ad>↓, D	0, 83, 0	1/(256:357:512)	This essentially tempered trine is very likely to be used as a basis for subdusthumic triads
Narrow Hyperquartal	D, Gt>↑, D	0, 77, 0	5:7:10	This ambisonant trine is very common as a basis for diminished chords, and is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Wide Hypoquintal	D, Ad<↓, D	0, 82, 0	1/(5:7:10)	This ambisonant trine is very common as a basis for diminished chords, and is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Hyperquartal	D, G#↓, D	0, 78, 0	32:45:64	This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords
Hypoquintal	D, Ab↑, D	0, 81, 0	1/(32:45:64)	This trine is very common as a basis for diminished chords
Narrow Hypoquintal	D, Ab↑\, D	0, 80, 0	12:17:24	This trine is very common as a basis for diminished chords
Wide Hyperquartal	D, G#↓/, D	0, 79, 0	1/(12:17:24)	This trine is very likely to be used as a partial basis for suspended chords

Next, the tetrachords need to be covered, for tetrachords are extremely useful in framing scales and melodies on a smaller scale than trines.

Table of 159edo Tetrachords

Genus	Step Sizes			Notes
	Large Step	Medium Step	Small Step
Pythagorean Diatonic	Pythagorean Whole Tone (2)		Pythagorean Diatonic Semitone
Ptolemaic Diatonic	Pythagorean Whole Tone	Ptolemaic Whole Tone	Ptolemaic Diatonic Semitone