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| name = Navbox intervals
| name = Navbox intervals
| Title = [[Interval region]]s
| Title = Interval classification
| Is Collapsible = true
| Is Collapsible = true
| Header 1 = Seconds and thirds
| Header 1 = [[Interval region | Interval regions]]
| Header 2 = Fourths and fifths
| Header 2 = Unison and octave
| Header 3 = Sixths and sevenths
| Data 2    = [[Unison]] &bull; [[Comma and diesis]] &bull; [[Octave]]
| Data 1 = [[Comma and diesis]] &bull; [[Semitone (interval region)|Semitone]] &bull; [[Neutral second]] &bull; [[Major second]] &bull; ([[Interseptimal second-third]]) &bull; [[Minor third]] &bull; [[Neutral third]] &bull; [[Major third]]
| Header 3  = Seconds
| Data 2 = ([[Interseptimal third-fourth]]) &bull; [[Perfect fourth]] &bull; [[Tritone]] &bull; [[Perfect fifth]] &bull; ([[Interseptimal fifth-sixth]])
| Data 3    = [[Minor second]] &bull; [[Neutral second]] &bull; [[Major second]]
| Data 3 = [[Minor sixth]] &bull; [[Neutral sixth]] &bull; [[Major sixth]] &bull; ([[Interseptimal sixth-seventh]]) &bull; [[Minor seventh]] &bull; [[Neutral seventh]] &bull; [[Major seventh]] &bull; [[Octave]]
| Header 4  = Thirds
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| Data 4    = [[Minor third]] &bull; [[Neutral third]] &bull; [[Major third]]
}}</includeonly>{{#ifeq: {{lc:{{ARTICLESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}}|template:navbox intervals||[[Category:Interval regions]]}}<noinclude>
| Header 5  = Fourths and fifths
| Data 5    = [[Perfect fourth]] &bull; [[Superfourth]] &bull; [[Tritone]] &bull; [[Subfifth]] &bull; [[Perfect fifth]]
| Header 6  = Sixths
| Data 6    = [[Minor sixth]] &bull; [[Neutral sixth]] &bull; [[Major sixth]]
| Header 7  = Sevenths
| Data 7    = [[Minor seventh]] &bull; [[Neutral seventh]] &bull; [[Major seventh]]
| Header 8  = Interseptimal intervals
| Data 8    = [[Interseptimal]] 2nd-3rd &bull; Interseptimal 3rd-4th &bull; Interseptimal 5th-6th &bull; Interseptimal 6th-7th
| Header 10 = [[Interval quality | Interval qualities]]
| Header 11 = Diatonic qualities
| Data 11  = [[Diminished]] &bull; [[Minor]] &bull; [[Perfect]] &bull; [[Major]] &bull; [[Augmented]]
| Header 12 = Tuning ranges
| Data 12  = [[Neutral (interval quality)]] &bull; [[Submajor and supraminor]] &bull; [[Pental major and minor]] &bull; [[Novamajor and novaminor]] &bull; [[Neogothic major and minor]] &bull; [[Supermajor and subminor]] &bull; [[Ultramajor and inframinor]]
}}</includeonly>{{#ifeq: {{lc: {{ARTICLEROOTPAGENAME}}}}|template:navbox intervals||[[Category:Interval regions]]}}<noinclude>
{{documentation}}
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Latest revision as of 06:51, 13 October 2025

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This template is to be placed at the bottom of pages about intervals.

Note that not every interval page is meant to appear here. This is meant to be a curated list of the easiest-to-parse and most common classes of intervals. Specifically, the intervals included are diatonic intervals (with enharmonic interval classes merged), neutral intervals, and the "comma and diesis" page for intervals smaller than a semitone.

Usage

Place

{{navbox intervals}}

at the bottom of a page to get:


ViewTalkEditInterval classification
Interval regions
Unison and octave UnisonComma and diesisOctave
Seconds Minor secondNeutral secondMajor second
Thirds Minor thirdNeutral thirdMajor third
Fourths and fifths Perfect fourthSuperfourthTritoneSubfifthPerfect fifth
Sixths Minor sixthNeutral sixthMajor sixth
Sevenths Minor seventhNeutral seventhMajor seventh
Interseptimal intervals Interseptimal 2nd-3rd • Interseptimal 3rd-4th • Interseptimal 5th-6th • Interseptimal 6th-7th
Interval qualities
Diatonic qualities DiminishedMinorPerfectMajorAugmented
Tuning ranges Neutral (interval quality)Submajor and supraminorPental major and minorNovamajor and novaminorNeogothic major and minorSupermajor and subminorUltramajor and inframinor