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{{Infobox interval|Name=undevicesimal diminished 15th | {{Infobox interval|Name=undevicesimal diminished 15th / major 14th / diminished tetrave}} | ||
'''19/5''' is the ratio between the 19th and 5th harmonics; one octave above [[19/10]]. | '''19/5''' is the ratio between the 19th and 5th harmonics; one octave above [[19/10]]. | ||
In [[FJS]] and [[HEJI]], it is a diminished fifteenth, but may also be called a major fourteenth. | In [[FJS]] and [[HEJI]], it is a diminished fifteenth, but may also be called a major fourteenth. Because a perfect fifteenth and a [[tetrave]] are the same, it could be unconventionally coined a diminished tetrave. | ||
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19/5 is the ratio between the 19th and 5th harmonics; one octave above 19/10.
In FJS and HEJI, it is a diminished fifteenth, but may also be called a major fourteenth. Because a perfect fifteenth and a tetrave are the same, it could be unconventionally coined a diminished tetrave.