Peat “APPENDIX + Both 7th no 3 and 7th no 5 combine once with each of the other four types: + 7thno3 with: + tried + 3-part fourth + 3-part cluster + 7thnos + 7th nos with: + triad + 3-part fourth + 3-part cluster + 7thno3 + donot combine within type: + no 7th no 3 with 7th no3 * no 7th no 5 with 7th no 5 So, when you look at how I numbered the “pairings,” it was more or less in the order I've just written: xN 1. triad, triad xN 2. triad, 7th nos xN 3. triad, 7th no 3 x 4. sus4, sust eM 5. sus4, 7th no 5 a 6. sus4, 7thno3 7. cluster, cluster x 8 cluster, 7th no 5 cluster, 7th no 3 And last, but not least, perhaps you will have noticed that number 10 consists of the only two chords that were remaining! So, we get ten “pairings” (or “couplings") that contain all twenty 3-part chords, once each. How beautiful is that?