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288edo is the least common multiple of [[72edo]] and [[96edo]], which are historically notable. 72edo has been used in {{w|Byzantine music|Byzantine chanting}}, has been theoreticized by {{w|Alois Hába}} and [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]], and has been used by jazz musician [[Joe Maneri]]. 96edo has been used by [[Julián Carrillo]]. This description as a corollary also fits every edo that is a multiple of 288, like [[576edo|576]] or [[2016edo|2016]]. | 288edo is the least common multiple of [[72edo]] and [[96edo]], which are historically notable. 72edo has been used in {{w|Byzantine music|Byzantine chanting}}, has been theoreticized by {{w|Alois Hába}} and [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]], and has been used by jazz musician [[Joe Maneri]]. 96edo has been used by [[Julián Carrillo]]. This description as a corollary also fits every edo that is a multiple of 288, like [[576edo|576]] or [[2016edo|2016]]. | ||