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'''121/81''', the '''Alpharabian narrow fifth''' (694.8¢), is [[243/242]] (7.1¢) below the just fifth [[3/2]]. It is the interval created by stacking two [[11/9]] neutral thirds, and can be considered a [[meantone]] fifth. | '''121/81''', the '''Alpharabian narrow fifth''' (694.8¢), is [[243/242]] (7.1¢) below the just fifth [[3/2]]. It is the interval created by stacking two [[11/9]] neutral thirds, and can be considered a [[meantone]] fifth. It differs from the marvellous fifth [[112/75]] by [[3025/3024]]. Since [[38edo]] represents 11/9 near perfectly, it also represents this near perfectly as well. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[162/121]] - its [[octave complement]] | * [[162/121]] - its [[octave complement]] | ||
* [[Gallery of just intervals]] | * [[Gallery of just intervals]] | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 18 May 2023
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121/81, the Alpharabian narrow fifth (694.8¢), is 243/242 (7.1¢) below the just fifth 3/2. It is the interval created by stacking two 11/9 neutral thirds, and can be considered a meantone fifth. It differs from the marvellous fifth 112/75 by 3025/3024. Since 38edo represents 11/9 near perfectly, it also represents this near perfectly as well.