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A '''highly composite interval''' or '''highly composite harmonic''' is a [[harmonic]] which as a [[ratio]] of frequencies is a [[highly composite number]]; that is, a number such as 1, 2, 4, 6, 12, … each of which has more divisors than the number before it.
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Highly composite intervals are significant for having the largest number of ways to be approached through [[harmonic]] [[chord]]s for its size.
The opposite of a highly composite harmonic is a [[prime harmonic]].
== Individual pages ==
See [[:Category: Highly composite harmonics]].
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[[Category:Harmonic]]

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