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{{Infobox Interval | {{Infobox Interval | ||
| Name = Alpharabian wide fifth | | Name = Alpharabian wide fifth | ||
| Color name = | | Color name = L1uu5, lalulu 5th | ||
| Sound = | | Sound = | ||
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'''729/484''', the '''Alpharabian wide fifth''' (709.09¢), is [[243/242]] (7.1¢) above the just fifth [[3/2]]. It is the interval created by stacking two [[27/22]] neutral thirds, and can be considered a [[superpyth]] fifth. | '''729/484''', the '''Alpharabian wide fifth''' (709.09¢), is [[243/242]] (7.1¢) above the just fifth [[3/2]]. It is the interval created by stacking two [[27/22]] neutral thirds, and can be considered a [[superpyth]] fifth. Oddly enough, it is only about 0.003 [[cent]]s away from [[22edo]]'s approximation of the perfect fifth. This gives [[44edo]] a very accurate 27/22 approximation, even though 27/22 is not actually mapped to that interval. The first multiple of 44edo to map it consistently is [[176edo]]. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[968/729]] - its [[octave complement]] | * [[968/729]] - its [[octave complement]] | ||
* [[121/81]] - the Alpharabian narrow fifth | |||
* [[Gallery of just intervals]] | * [[Gallery of just intervals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 18 March 2026
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729/484, the Alpharabian wide fifth (709.09¢), is 243/242 (7.1¢) above the just fifth 3/2. It is the interval created by stacking two 27/22 neutral thirds, and can be considered a superpyth fifth. Oddly enough, it is only about 0.003 cents away from 22edo's approximation of the perfect fifth. This gives 44edo a very accurate 27/22 approximation, even though 27/22 is not actually mapped to that interval. The first multiple of 44edo to map it consistently is 176edo.
See also
- 968/729 - its octave complement
- 121/81 - the Alpharabian narrow fifth
- Gallery of just intervals