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'''Traditional Æ music''' is comprised of various styles.

== Modes ==

Traditional Æ music is entirely based on the following nine seven-note modes found in harmonics 8-16 (the complete list of 7-note subsets that are constant structure and have a 3/2 on the tonic). These were formalized by theorist Rå̃v Ngúm Sæ̊m in year 3657 in the Angai Enlightenment calendar, and the nine modes are referred to as ''~~vọj-~~vọj Rå̃v'' (note: Æ people are referred to by their given names).

Traditional Æ music is entirely based on the following nine seven-note modes found in harmonics 8-16 (the complete list of 7-note subsets that are constant structure and have a 3/2 on the tonic). These were formalized by theorist Rå̃v Ngúm Sæ̊m in year 3657 in the Angai Enlightenment calendar, and the nine modes are referred to as ''rů̉r vọj Rå̃v'' (note: Æ people are referred to by their given names).

# ''vọj Bæ̀v'': 8:9:10:11:12:13:14:16

#* This ''vọj'' is used in a meditative mood as it is also the simplest to describe mathematically.

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The octave in Æ music plays a central role as the interval of equivalence, so this document will use the English term "octave" for lack of a Æ term that is universally agreed upon by Æ musicians. This means that there are only eight pitch classes in traditional Æ music.

Sometimes pieces modulate from any mode from the first group to the third group, and vice versa.

== Instruments ==

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 '''Traditional Æ music''' is comprised of various styles.
 == Modes ==
-Traditional Æ music is entirely based on the following nine seven-note modes found in harmonics 8-16 (the complete list of 7-note subsets that are constant structure and have a 3/2 on the tonic). These were formalized by theorist Rå̃v Ngúm Sæ̊m in year 3657 in the Angai Enlightenment calendar, and the nine modes are referred to as ''vọj-vọj Rå̃v'' (note: Æ people are referred to by their given names).
+Traditional Æ music is entirely based on the following nine seven-note modes found in harmonics 8-16 (the complete list of 7-note subsets that are constant structure and have a 3/2 on the tonic). These were formalized by theorist Rå̃v Ngúm Sæ̊m in year 3657 in the Angai Enlightenment calendar, and the nine modes are referred to as ''rů&#777;r vọj Rå̃v'' (note: Æ people are referred to by their given names).
 # ''vọj Bæ̀v'': 8:9:10:11:12:13:14:16
 #* This ''vọj'' is used in a meditative mood as it is also the simplest to describe mathematically.
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 The octave in Æ music plays a central role as the interval of equivalence, so this document will use the English term "octave" for lack of a Æ term that is universally agreed upon by Æ musicians. This means that there are only eight pitch classes in traditional Æ music.
 Sometimes pieces modulate from any mode from the first group to the third group, and vice versa.
 == Instruments ==