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In the 7-limit:
In the 7-limit:
* [[5:6:7]] is an upper structure of [[4:5:6:7]], the ''harmonic seventh chord''.
* [[5:6:7]] is an upper structure of [[4:5:6:7]], the ''harmonic seventh chord''.
* [[30:35:42]] (1/1 - 7/6 - 7/5) is a subharmonic chord.


In the 5-limit:
In the 5-limit:
* [[45:54:64]] is found on vii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|45|32}}) in Ptolemy's intense diatonic scale ([[Zarlino]]), perhaps the most common [[5-limit]] diatonic.
* [[45:54:64]] is found on vii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|45|32}}) in Ptolemy's intense diatonic scale ([[Zarlino]]), perhaps the most common [[5-limit]] diatonic.
* [[25:30:36]] is obtained by stacking two [[6/5]] minor thirds, and found on iii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|5|4}}) and vi<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|5|3}}) in the [[duodene]].
* [[135:160:192]] is found on ii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|9|8}}) and ♯vi<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|45|32}}) in the [[duodene]].
* [[135:160:192]] is found on ii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|9|8}}) and ♯vi<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|45|32}}) in the [[duodene]].
* [[25:30:36]] is obtained by stacking two [[6/5]] minor thirds, and found on iii<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|5|4}}) and vi<sup>o</sup> ({{Frac|5|3}}) in the [[duodene]].


In the 3-limit:
In the 3-limit:
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[[Category:Just intonation chords]]
[[Category:Just intonation chords]]
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Latest revision as of 02:13, 15 December 2024

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A diminished triad is a triad comprising a root, minor third, and diminished fifth.

In just intonation

In the 7-limit:

  • 5:6:7 is an upper structure of 4:5:6:7, the harmonic seventh chord.
  • 30:35:42 (1/1 - 7/6 - 7/5) is a subharmonic chord.

In the 5-limit:

  • 45:54:64 is found on viio (4532) in Ptolemy's intense diatonic scale (Zarlino), perhaps the most common 5-limit diatonic.
  • 25:30:36 is obtained by stacking two 6/5 minor thirds, and found on iiio (54) and vio (53) in the duodene.
  • 135:160:192 is found on iio (98) and ♯vio (4532) in the duodene.

In the 3-limit:


Todo: expand, add examples

needs information about temperaments