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== Theory == | |||
One note repeated in just perfect fifths is an example of a [[trivial temperaments|trivial temperament]]. 1edf can be viewed as the [[circle of fifths]] or [[Pythagorean tuning]] without octave reduction. | One note repeated in just perfect fifths is an example of a [[trivial temperaments|trivial temperament]]. 1edf can be viewed as the [[circle of fifths]] or [[Pythagorean tuning]] without octave reduction. | ||
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1 equal division of the perfect fifth (abbreviated 1edf or 1ed3/2) is a nonoctave tuning system that uses equal steps of 3/2 (one perfect fifth), or about 702 ¢.
Theory
One note repeated in just perfect fifths is an example of a trivial temperament. 1edf can be viewed as the circle of fifths or Pythagorean tuning without octave reduction.
The adjacent open strings of a violin, viola or cello are traditionally tuned in perfect fifths. These instruments are hence tuned in 1edf.
Music
In whole
In part
- Violin Concertino, violin part