At 9:26 AM -0700 8/24/04, jason kanter wrote: >There is no 3:1 octave. That's a twelfth. You can set D3 to A4 as a 3:1 >interval, but for A3 you are limited to 2:1 or 4:2 or even 6:3. Thanks for catching that. I should have said 6:3. (Although 12 years ago, while doing a stint as Contributing Editor to the PTJ, I replied to the same point with the remark that if Ronald Reagan's Dept. of HEW could call ketchup in public school cafeterias a vegetable, I could call the 3:1 an octave.)
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