Fifteen limit tetrads

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The two //trinidad tetrads// are 15-limit tetrads with no step size smaller than 10/9 and containing an interval of a fifth; these are the otonal trinidad tetrad, 1-13/10-3/2-9/5, with steps 13/10-15/13-6/5-10/9, and the utonal trinidad tetrad, 1-15/13-3/2-5/3, with steps 15/13-13/10-10/9-6/5. These are just intonation tetrads and do not require tempering in [[The Archipelago#Subgroup temperaments|trinidad temperament]] or anything else, but they do belong to the same 2.3.5.13 subgroup on which trinidad is defined and are certainly characteristic of the temperament.

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These two tetrads are the otonal, 1-15/13-15/11-5/3, with steps of 15/13-13/11-11/9-6/5, and the utonal, 1-11/9-13/9-5/3 with steps of 11/9-13/11-15/13-6/5.

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The two <em>trinidad tetrads</em> are 15-limit tetrads with no step size smaller than 10/9 and containing an interval of a fifth; these are the otonal trinidad tetrad, 1-13/10-3/2-9/5, with steps 13/10-15/13-6/5-10/9, and the utonal trinidad tetrad, 1-15/13-3/2-5/3, with steps 15/13-13/10-10/9-6/5. These are just intonation tetrads and do not require tempering in <a class="wiki_link" href="/The%20Archipelago#Subgroup temperaments">trinidad temperament</a> or anything else, but they do belong to the same 2.3.5.13 subgroup on which trinidad is defined and are certainly characteristic of the temperament.<br />
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These two tetrads are the otonal, 1-15/13-15/11-5/3, with steps of 15/13-13/11-11/9-6/5, and the utonal, 1-11/9-13/9-5/3 with steps of 11/9-13/11-15/13-6/5.</body></html>