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| Name = Parapotome, Alpharabian chromatic semitone | |||
| Color name = L1oo1, lalolo 1sn | |||
| Sound = Ji-1089-1024-csound-foscil-220hz.mp3 | |||
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[[Category: | '''1089/1024''', the '''parapotome''', also known as the '''Alpharabian chromatic semitone''', is the interval that results from stacking two [[33/32]] quartertones together, and has a value of roughly 106.54589 [[cent|cents]]. The term "parapotome" is a derivation from the word "apotome" by means of the prefix "para-", and was coined in reference to this interval's functional resemblances to the more well-known [[2187/2048]]. Because of its complexity and its relative obscurity, the parapotome is often equated to other nearby intervals through the tempering out of commas like [[243/242]] and or [[1089/1088]]. When this interval is added together with [[128/121]], the result is a [[9/8]] whole tone. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:25, 10 January 2023
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Alpharabian chromatic semitone
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1089/1024, the parapotome, also known as the Alpharabian chromatic semitone, is the interval that results from stacking two 33/32 quartertones together, and has a value of roughly 106.54589 cents. The term "parapotome" is a derivation from the word "apotome" by means of the prefix "para-", and was coined in reference to this interval's functional resemblances to the more well-known 2187/2048. Because of its complexity and its relative obscurity, the parapotome is often equated to other nearby intervals through the tempering out of commas like 243/242 and or 1089/1088. When this interval is added together with 128/121, the result is a 9/8 whole tone.