Hi Paul, Good for you! I messed up and inverted part of the example. It should read: > The minor third inverted into a major sixth is a valid test of an octave > at and below the temperament because it reflects the 6:3 octave. But, the > minor sixth should be slower than the sixth. > > Example: C2-Eb2 minor third and Eb2- C3 major sixth the minor third should > be SLOWER to expand the octave at the 6:3. > > Bear in mind, the minor third is a contract interval the sixth an expanded > one. > > Newton >
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