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|Fifth = 49\84 ([[12edo|7\12]]) | |Fifth = 49\84 ([[12edo|7\12]]) | ||
|Semitones = 7:7 (100¢:100¢) | |Semitones = 7:7 (100¢:100¢) | ||
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'''84edo''' divides the [[octave]] into 84 equal parts of size 14.286 [[cent]]s each. | '''84edo''' divides the [[octave]] into 84 equal parts of size 14.286 [[cent]]s each. | ||
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== Music == | == Music == | ||
* ''Ten'' by John Cage, 1991, for chamber ensemble. [ | * ''Ten'' by John Cage, 1991, for chamber ensemble. [https://youtu.be/PE_2Ds_6qGk Ives Ensemble recording (YouTube)] | ||
* ''Two4'' by John Cage, 1991, for violin and piano or shō. [ | * ''Two4'' by John Cage, 1991, for violin and piano or shō. [https://youtu.be/sLOrpd5onCs Harr & Miyata recording (YouTube)] | ||
* ''Two5'' by John Cage, 1991, for tenor trombone and piano. [ | * ''Two5'' by John Cage, 1991, for tenor trombone and piano. [https://youtu.be/YOtQZIqfY1w Fulkerson & Denyer recording (YouTube)]. | ||
* ''Two6'' by John Cage, 1992, for violin and piano. [ | * ''Two6'' by John Cage, 1992, for violin and piano. [https://youtu.be/XkX37zH6AbU Haar & Snijders recording (YouTube)]. | ||
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