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==== [[Expanding tonal space|Part I:]] <span style="font-weight:normal">Expanding tonal space</span> ==== | ==== [[Expanding tonal space|Part I:]] <span style="font-weight:normal">Expanding tonal space</span> ==== | ||
'''Navigating tonal space''' | '''Navigating tonal space''' | ||
== Number of distinct intervals == | |||
The first five octaves of Tonal Space contain a fairly large number of intervals footed on a common tonic of 0 ¢. The intervals are well structured in rows, with each row corresponding to a mode of the overtone scale. It may be of interest to the reader to learn how many ''different'' intervals are present, since some are obviously doubled. <br> | |||
To find out, we will scan the Horizon Chart line by line (mode by mode), from the bottom up. Mode 1 has no intervals between the fundamental and the next octave. In Mode 2 we find a pure fifth, the third harmonic. This is the first time the pure fifth appears, and it will not be counted again as we scan. | |||
Table 1 summarizes the scanning results from Mode 1 through Mode 16. | |||
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