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The 10 pages that link to Triads, each with the reason it gives.

• Organized crimeBroader topic: Their varied structures show that organized crime is not limited to mafia-style families.

• Chord progressionBroader topic: Triads are the basic chord type in many tonal progressions.

• HarmonyBroader topic: Triads show how interval stacking creates common chord types.

• Power chordNarrower topic: A triad includes a third, the defining chord tone usually absent from power chords.

• Close harmonyRelated: Triads provide a basic three-part structure that voices can arrange compactly.

• Georg SimmelBroader topic: The third member introduces social roles and group dynamics absent from a dyad.

• ArpeggioBroader topic: Triads provide the basic three-note forms commonly played as arpeggios.

• Figured bassNarrower topic: Many common figures describe the intervals that form triads above a bass note.

• Roman numeral analysisNarrower topic: Basic numeral labels encode the triad built above each scale degree.

• Gioseffo ZarlinoBroader topic: Zarlino helped establish the triad as a central object of harmonic theory.