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A '''dominant seventh sharp five chord''', or '''augmented seventh chord''', is a [[tetrad]] comprising a root, [[major]] third, [[interval quality|augmented]] fifth, and [[minor]] seventh.
 
== In temperaments ==
 
In [[meantone]], , on which traditional tonal harmony is built, the minor seventh tempers together [[9/5]]~[[16/9]], giving a chord with an [[intervallic odd limit]] of 125:
 
* (Meantone) 1/1 ‒ [[5/4]] ‒ [[25/16]] ‒ [[9/5]], with steps ~5/4, ~5/4, ~144/125
 
In [[augmented (temperament)|augmented temperament]] (including [[12edo]]), a ~[[25/16]] augmented fifth is equated with an ~[[8/5]] minor sixth. However, the chord is still [[25-odd-limit]] due to the [[36/25]]~[[45/32]] interval between the ~[[9/5]] minor seventh and ~[[5/4]] major third.
 
* (Augmented) 1/1 ‒ [[5/4]] ‒ [[8/5]] ‒ [[9/5]], with steps ~5/4, ~5/4, ~9/8
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== In just intonation ==
 
[[Category:Just intonation chords]]
[[Category:Just intonation chords]]
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A dominant seventh sharp five chord, or augmented seventh chord, is a tetrad comprising a root, major third, augmented fifth, and minor seventh.

In temperaments

In meantone, , on which traditional tonal harmony is built, the minor seventh tempers together 9/5~16/9, giving a chord with an intervallic odd limit of 125:

  • (Meantone) 1/1 ‒ 5/4 ‒ 25/16 ‒ 9/5, with steps ~5/4, ~5/4, ~144/125

In augmented temperament (including 12edo), a ~25/16 augmented fifth is equated with an ~8/5 minor sixth. However, the chord is still 25-odd-limit due to the 36/25~45/32 interval between the ~9/5 minor seventh and ~5/4 major third.

  • (Augmented) 1/1 ‒ 5/4 ‒ 8/5 ‒ 9/5, with steps ~5/4, ~5/4, ~9/8

In just intonation

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