👉 Enhalaos is a term used in the context of music theory that refers to the chord progressions that are commonly found in Western classical music, such as those made up of an E (major) and a G (minor). These chord progressions are often called "E-G" or "G-E," and they can be represented on the staff using a series of dots placed in a specific order. The term "enhalaos" is also used to describe the rhythm of these chord
