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Created page with "{{Infobox Interval | Name = Pythagorean minor tenth | Color name = w10, wa 10th }} '''64/27''' is the '''Pythagorean minor tenth'''. It functions as an octave above a pythagorean minor third in just intonation. == Trivia == This interval is a common ultrawide aspect ratio, often marketed as 21:9, which simplifies to 7:3. 64/27 differs from 21/9 by 64/63, the septimal comma. == See also == * 32/27 – its octave reduction * 81/64 –..." |
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'''64/27''' is the '''Pythagorean minor tenth'''. | '''64/27''' is the '''Pythagorean minor tenth'''. It is a stack of three [[4/3|perfect fourth]]s, and is an [[2/1|octave]] larger than a [[32/27|pythagorean minor third]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:39, 8 October 2026
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64/27 is the Pythagorean minor tenth. It is a stack of three perfect fourths, and is an octave larger than a pythagorean minor third.
Trivia
This interval is a common ultrawide aspect ratio, often marketed as 21:9, which simplifies to 7:3. 64/27 differs from 21/9 by 64/63, the septimal comma.