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We start by examining pythagorean intervals based on [[2L 3s]] classification. Note that the subscript 5 before the interval name means it is pentatonic, and that a factor of [[5/1|5]] in the denominator of a ratio would be a subscript 5 ''after'' the interval name. | We start by examining pythagorean intervals based on [[2L 3s]] classification. Note that the subscript 5 before the interval name means it is pentatonic, and that a factor of [[5/1|5]] in the denominator of a ratio would be a subscript 5 ''after'' the interval name. | ||
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|+ Pythagorean intervals | |+ Pythagorean intervals | ||
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|+ Ratios with a factor of 7 | |+ Ratios with a factor of 7 | ||
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|+ Ratios with two factors of 7 | |+ Ratios with two factors of 7 | ||
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|+ Ratios with a factor of 5 | |+ Ratios with a factor of 5 | ||
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|+ Ratios with two factors of 5 | |+ Ratios with two factors of 5 | ||
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