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== Intervals ==
== Intervals ==
{{Interval table}}
{{Interval table}}
== Instruments ==
'''Lumatone'''
See [[Lumatone mapping for 59edo]]


==Music==
==Music==

Revision as of 03:23, 18 February 2024

← 58edo 59edo 60edo →
Prime factorization 59 (prime)
Step size 20.339 ¢ 
Fifth 35\59 (711.864 ¢)
Semitones (A1:m2) 9:2 (183.1 ¢ : 40.68 ¢)
Dual sharp fifth 35\59 (711.864 ¢)
Dual flat fifth 34\59 (691.525 ¢)
Dual major 2nd 10\59 (203.39 ¢)
Consistency limit 7
Distinct consistency limit 7

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Theory

59edo's best fifth is stretched about 9.91 cents from the just interval, and yet its major third is nearly pure (stretched only 0.127 cents), as the denominator of a convergent to log25. It is a good porcupine tuning, giving in fact the optimal patent val for 11-limit porcupine. This patent val tempers out 250/243 in the 5-limit, 64/63 and 16875/16807 in the 7-limit, and 55/54, 100/99 and 176/175 in the 11-limit. As every other step of 118edo, 59edo is an excellent tuning for the 2.9.5.21.11 11-limit 2*59 subgroup, on which it takes the same tuning and tempers out the same commas. This can be extended to the 19-limit 2*59 subgroup 2.9.5.21.11.39.17.57, for which the 50&59 temperament with a subminor third generator provides an interesting temperament.

Using the flat fifth instead of the sharp one allows for the 12&35 temperament, which is a kind of bizarre cousin to garibaldi temperament with a generator of an approximate 15/14, tuned to the size of a whole tone, rather than a fifth. The flat fifth also acts as a generator for flattone temperament in the 59bc val, a variant of meantone with flat fifths.

59edo is the 17th prime edo.


Approximation of odd harmonics in 59edo
Harmonic 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27
Error Absolute (¢) +9.91 +0.13 +7.45 -0.52 -2.17 -6.63 +10.04 -3.26 +7.57 -2.98 +2.23 +0.25 +9.39
Relative (%) +48.7 +0.6 +36.6 -2.6 -10.6 -32.6 +49.3 -16.0 +37.2 -14.7 +11.0 +1.2 +46.2
Steps
(reduced)
94
(35)
137
(19)
166
(48)
187
(10)
204
(27)
218
(41)
231
(54)
241
(5)
251
(15)
259
(23)
267
(31)
274
(38)
281
(45)

Intervals

Steps Cents Approximate ratios Ups and downs notation
(Dual flat fifth 34\59)
Ups and downs notation
(Dual sharp fifth 35\59)
0 0 1/1 D D
1 20.3 ^D, E♭♭♭♭ ^D, vE♭
2 40.7 D♯, vE♭♭♭ ^^D, E♭
3 61 29/28, 30/29 ^D♯, E♭♭♭ ^3D, ^E♭
4 81.4 23/22 D𝄪, vE♭♭ ^4D, ^^E♭
5 101.7 17/16 ^D𝄪, E♭♭ v4D♯, ^3E♭
6 122 15/14 D♯𝄪, vE♭ v3D♯, ^4E♭
7 142.4 25/23 ^D♯𝄪, E♭ vvD♯, v4E
8 162.7 11/10, 34/31 D𝄪𝄪, vE vD♯, v3E
9 183.1 E D♯, vvE
10 203.4 ^E, F♭♭♭ ^D♯, vE
11 223.7 25/22, 33/29 E♯, vF♭♭ E
12 244.1 23/20 ^E♯, F♭♭ ^E, vF
13 264.4 7/6 E𝄪, vF♭ F
14 284.7 13/11, 20/17, 33/28 ^E𝄪, F♭ ^F, vG♭
15 305.1 31/26 E♯𝄪, vF ^^F, G♭
16 325.4 29/24 F ^3F, ^G♭
17 345.8 ^F, G♭♭♭♭ ^4F, ^^G♭
18 366.1 F♯, vG♭♭♭ v4F♯, ^3G♭
19 386.4 5/4 ^F♯, G♭♭♭ v3F♯, ^4G♭
20 406.8 19/15, 24/19 F𝄪, vG♭♭ vvF♯, v4G
21 427.1 32/25 ^F𝄪, G♭♭ vF♯, v3G
22 447.5 22/17 F♯𝄪, vG♭ F♯, vvG
23 467.8 17/13 ^F♯𝄪, G♭ ^F♯, vG
24 488.1 F𝄪𝄪, vG G
25 508.5 G ^G, vA♭
26 528.8 19/14, 34/25 ^G, A♭♭♭♭ ^^G, A♭
27 549.2 11/8 G♯, vA♭♭♭ ^3G, ^A♭
28 569.5 32/23 ^G♯, A♭♭♭ ^4G, ^^A♭
29 589.8 31/22 G𝄪, vA♭♭ v4G♯, ^3A♭
30 610.2 ^G𝄪, A♭♭ v3G♯, ^4A♭
31 630.5 23/16 G♯𝄪, vA♭ vvG♯, v4A
32 650.8 16/11 ^G♯𝄪, A♭ vG♯, v3A
33 671.2 25/17, 28/19 G𝄪𝄪, vA G♯, vvA
34 691.5 A ^G♯, vA
35 711.9 ^A, B♭♭♭♭ A
36 732.2 26/17, 29/19 A♯, vB♭♭♭ ^A, vB♭
37 752.5 17/11 ^A♯, B♭♭♭ ^^A, B♭
38 772.9 25/16 A𝄪, vB♭♭ ^3A, ^B♭
39 793.2 19/12, 30/19 ^A𝄪, B♭♭ ^4A, ^^B♭
40 813.6 8/5 A♯𝄪, vB♭ v4A♯, ^3B♭
41 833.9 ^A♯𝄪, B♭ v3A♯, ^4B♭
42 854.2 A𝄪𝄪, vB vvA♯, v4B
43 874.6 B vA♯, v3B
44 894.9 ^B, C♭♭♭ A♯, vvB
45 915.3 17/10, 22/13 B♯, vC♭♭ ^A♯, vB
46 935.6 12/7 ^B♯, C♭♭ B
47 955.9 33/19 B𝄪, vC♭ ^B, vC
48 976.3 ^B𝄪, C♭ C
49 996.6 B♯𝄪, vC ^C, vD♭
50 1016.9 C ^^C, D♭
51 1037.3 20/11, 31/17 ^C, D♭♭♭♭ ^3C, ^D♭
52 1057.6 C♯, vD♭♭♭ ^4C, ^^D♭
53 1078 28/15 ^C♯, D♭♭♭ v4C♯, ^3D♭
54 1098.3 32/17 C𝄪, vD♭♭ v3C♯, ^4D♭
55 1118.6 ^C𝄪, D♭♭ vvC♯, v4D
56 1139 29/15 C♯𝄪, vD♭ vC♯, v3D
57 1159.3 ^C♯𝄪, D♭ C♯, vvD
58 1179.7 C𝄪𝄪, vD ^C♯, vD
59 1200 2/1 D D

Instruments

Lumatone

See Lumatone mapping for 59edo

Music

Francium
Ray Perlner