👉 In the context of music theory, "codiniac" refers to a specific type of harmony called a "C major pentatonic scale." This scale is composed of four notes in the key of C major that are inverted (i.e., reversed) from each other. The notes on this scale are: C, D, E, and F#, which form a regular pattern of 5ths. The name "codiniac" comes from the fact that it resembles the Latin word for
