Last time, in Part 1, on our little trip to "1-2-5 St." we got acquainted with a pair of 3 note groupings from scale steps 1-2-5 (known among the uptown 12-tone crowd as "027 trichords"), spaced a minor 3rd apart which formed a min7 (11).
This time, we meet some of their relatives, namely two more groups of "1-2-5's", spaced a Major 3rd apart. Together, these 2 groups (in C: C-D-G & E-F#-B) form a Maj.7#11 chord.
Again, these 6 notes form a hexatonic scale (in C: C-D-E-F#-G-B), as well as the triad pairs C Maj & B min.
This time, we meet some of their relatives, namely two more groups of "1-2-5's", spaced a Major 3rd apart. Together, these 2 groups (in C: C-D-G & E-F#-B) form a Maj.7#11 chord.
Again, these 6 notes form a hexatonic scale (in C: C-D-E-F#-G-B), as well as the triad pairs C Maj & B min.
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