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{{Infobox|Title=Diatonic major third|Data 5=400c|Data 8=1, 4, 5|Header 9=Interval regions|Header 8=Positions in major scale|Data 7=Mediant|Data 6=[[Diatonic minor third]]|Header 7=Function on root|Header 6=Chromatically adjacent interval|Data 4=343c - 480c|Header 1=MOS|Data 3=+4 generators|Data 2=Major 2-diastep|Header 5=Basic tuning|Header 4=Tuning range|Header 3=Generator span|Header 2=Other names|Data 1=[[5L 2s]]|Data 9=[[Neutral third]], [[Major third (interval region)|Major third]], [[Perfect fourth]]|Header 10=Associated just intervals|Data 10=[[5/4]], [[81/64]]}}''This article is about the diatonic interval category. For the interval region, see [[Major third (interval region)|Major third]].''
{{Infobox|Title=Diatonic major third|Data 5=400c|Data 8=1, 4, 5|Header 9=Interval regions|Header 8=Positions in major scale|Data 7=Mediant|Data 6=[[Diatonic minor third]]|Header 7=Function on root|Header 6=Chromatically adjacent interval|Data 4=343c - 480c|Header 1=MOS|Data 3=+4 generators|Data 2=Major 2-diastep|Header 5=Basic tuning|Header 4=Tuning range|Header 3=Generator span|Header 2=Other names|Data 1=[[5L 2s]]|Data 9=[[Neutral third]], [[Major third (interval region)|Major third]], [[Perfect fourth]]|Header 10=Associated just intervals|Data 10=[[5/4]], [[81/64]]}}''This article is about the diatonic interval category. For the interval region, see [[Major third (interval region)]].''


A '''major third (M3)''', in the diatonic scale, is an interval that spans two scale steps in the [[5L 2s|diatonic]] scale with the major (wider) quality. It is generated by stacking 4 fifths [[Octave reduction|octave reduced]], and depending on the specific tuning, it ranges from 343 to 480 [[Cent|¢]] ([[7edo|2\7]] to [[5edo|2\5]]). In [[just intonation]], an interval may be classified as a major third if it is reasonably mapped to 2\7 and [[24edo|8\24]] (precisely two steps of the
A '''major third (M3)''', in the diatonic scale, is an interval that spans two scale steps in the [[5L 2s|diatonic]] scale with the major (wider) quality. It is generated by stacking 4 fifths [[Octave reduction|octave reduced]], and depending on the specific tuning, it ranges from 343 to 480 [[Cent|¢]] ([[7edo|2\7]] to [[5edo|2\5]]). In [[just intonation]], an interval may be classified as a major third if it is reasonably mapped to 2\7 and [[24edo|8\24]] (precisely two steps of the