Aristoxenus' Enharmonic

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Degrees: 7  •  Period: 1200.00 cents  •  Source: Murray

Enharmonic - Aristoxenus
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Ancient Greek Tuning System Author: Aristoxenus Period: Ancient Greece (c. 375-335 BCE) Genus: Enharmonic Reference: Table 2, murray_text_02_greek.md Divided the tetrachord into 30 parts. This tuning shows Ptolemy's interpretation of Aristoxenus' system using string lengths. Octave span: E to E Tetrachord structure: Two tetrachords with disjunctive tone B-A
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Degrees (now extended to 2 octaves)
# Raw Type Ratio Cents
2 44.000 cents 44.00
3 89.000 cents 89.00
4 498.000 cents 498.00
5 702.000 cents 702.00
6 746.000 cents 746.00
7 791.000 cents 791.00
8 1,200.000 cents 1200.00
8 2nd octave 1244.00
9 2nd octave 1289.00
10 2nd octave 1698.00
11 2nd octave 1902.00
12 2nd octave 1946.00
13 2nd octave 1991.00
14 2nd octave 2400.00