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== A slightly narrow major sixth? ==
I think this is an absurd characterization. Shall we also call 3/2 a very slightly wide perfect fifth?
 
- '''genewardsmith''' September 29, 2011, 03:51:10 PM UTC-0700
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I am not attached to that characterization.  "Narrow" is a relative term.  I was thinking of the two major sixths that appear in the 5-limit, the other being 26/16.  5/3 is clearly the narrower.  However, just to call it narrow without reference to anything is kind of silly, if not absurd as you say.  So I'll go ahead and change it.
 
- '''Andrew_Heathwaite''' September 29, 2011, 03:59:12 PM UTC-0700
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