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| Name = (septimal) middle major second, (septimal) middle whole tone | |||
| Name = (septimal) middle major second | |||
| Color name = zgg3, zogugu 3rd | | Color name = zgg3, zogugu 3rd | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 25 October 2022
Interval information |
(septimal) middle whole tone
[sound info]
28/25, the (septimal) middle whole tone, is the interval between 5/4 and 7/5, and is intermediate in size between 10/9, of which it is 126/125 sharp, and 9/8, of which it is 225/224 flat. It's actually the mediant of 19/17 and 9/8. A meantone where the tone is tuned to be exactly 28/25 has a fifth of size 2√14/5, or 698.099 ¢.
See also
- 25/14 – its octave complement
- 29/26 – a co-mediant interval
- Gallery of just intervals
- 25-odd-limit