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	'''Intonalism''' is an approach to musical structure in which harmonic areas {{clarify\|define what a harmonic area is, give an example}} move according to a complete universe based on [[just intonation]]. Each tonal area is tuned to all other tonal areas by means of pure intervals.{{clarify\|explain in step by step detail how this is done}}		'''Intonalism''' is an approach to musical structure in which harmonic areas{{clarify\|define what a harmonic area is, give an example}} move according to a complete universe based on [[just intonation]]. Each tonal area is tuned to all other tonal areas by means of pure intervals.{{clarify\|explain in step by step detail how this is done}}

	== Copper-intonalism==		== Copper-intonalism==