TallKite: Created page with "For the section on ups and downs, I changed "deviations from the diatonic scale" to "deviations from pythagorean intervals", because in certain large edos like 52, one has dow..."

2020-04-06T10:51:59Z

Created page with "For the section on ups and downs, I changed "deviations from the diatonic scale" to "deviations from pythagorean intervals", because in certain large edos like 52, one has dow..."

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For the section on ups and downs, I changed "deviations from the diatonic scale" to "deviations from pythagorean intervals", because in certain large edos like 52, one has down-dim and up-aug 2nds and 3rds. And the diatonic scale doesn't have d2, A2, d3, etc. One could argue that they do if diatonic is defined broadly enough, but it seems clearer to say deviations from pythagorean intervals.

The problem is, the sentence also refers to Sagittal, and I'm not sure if my statement applies to Sagittal.

I made some other minor corrections, feel free to discuss them with me here, Gareth.
[[User:TallKite|TallKite]] ([[User talk:TallKite|talk]]) 10:51, 6 April 2020 (UTC)

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TallKite: Created page with "For the section on ups and downs, I changed "deviations from the diatonic scale" to "deviations from pythagorean intervals", because in certain large edos like 52, one has dow..."