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Pythagorean Tuning
Original title: ピタゴラス音律
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Pythagorean tuning is a tuning system deriving all notes and intervals of a scale from pure perfect fifths with a frequency ratio of 3:2. It was the standard tuning in Western music until the early Renaissance, and traditional Chinese and Japanese tunings are also based on similar principles. Pythagorean tuning produces pure fifths and fourths, but not pure thirds and sixths.
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ピタゴラス音律は、音階の全ての音と音程を周波数比3:2の純正な完全五度に基づいて導出する音律である。 ピタゴラス音律は初期ルネサンスまでの西洋音楽の標準的な音律であり、また中国や日本の伝統音楽の音律も同様の原理に基づくものである。 ピタゴラス音律では純正な五度と四度の音程が得られるが、三度と六度は純正にならない。
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