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'''35/27''', the '''septimal semidiminished fourth''', is the interval between [[9/7]] and [[ | '''35/27''', the '''septimal semidiminished fourth''', is the interval between [[9/7]] and [[4/3]]. It is about 449.3 [[cent]]s in size, [[245/243]] sharp of [[9/7]] and [[351/350]] flat of [[13/10]]. Tempering out 351/350 leads to chords such as the [[ratwolf triad]], a tempered 1-6/5-20/13. | ||
Notice it is also sharp of the just major third by [[28/27]], the subminor second, suggesting the function of a dissonance yet to be resolved down to the major third. | Notice it is also sharp of the just major third by [[28/27]], the subminor second, suggesting the function of a dissonance yet to be resolved down to the major third. | ||
Revision as of 03:20, 31 March 2023
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35/27, the septimal semidiminished fourth, is the interval between 9/7 and 4/3. It is about 449.3 cents in size, 245/243 sharp of 9/7 and 351/350 flat of 13/10. Tempering out 351/350 leads to chords such as the ratwolf triad, a tempered 1-6/5-20/13.
Notice it is also sharp of the just major third by 28/27, the subminor second, suggesting the function of a dissonance yet to be resolved down to the major third.
See also
- 54/35 – its octave complement
- 81/70 – its fifth complement
- Gallery of just intervals
- File:Ji-35-27-csound-foscil-220hz.mp3 – another sound example