E Minor - Research on Harmony - Variations 7

Three G's stacked: G4, G5, G6. The minor third climbs through three consecutive registers, building warmth that brightens progressively — red-orange at G4, warmer orange at G5, light yellow at G6. Against this, two E's (E1, E2) anchor the low register in near-black.

Five notes, Lent, mp: E1, E2, G4, G5, G6. The arch rises from E1 (black) through E2, then leaps the gap to G4, climbing the three G's to G6 at the crest, then folds back. Seventy-seven percent highlights — the three G's in their upper-register brightness dominating the palette.

The three G's give this arch a different color character than the G-single-crest bells. Red-orange accumulates upward through the phrase, each register lighter than the last, the chord's minor third stated three times in ascending brightness before the arch turns back.