Thank you for mentioning overtones. I think it's a very important factor that makes it possible to talk about a universal musical aesthetics, even if a very bas

Thank you for mentioning overtones. I think it's a very important factor that makes it possible to talk about a universal musical aesthetics, even if a very basic one. > For instance, Greek music is composed by combining intervals where the integer ratios have a prime number no higher than 3 to form the scales. You mean the classical Greek music, right? I think the system you describe is called the Pythagorean tuning.