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The other thing to keep in mind is that in musical intervals, X and Y add up to X + Y - 1. For example, two thirds (say, C-E and E-G) make a fifth (C-G). That
by madcaptenor 5y ago
The other thing to keep in mind is that in musical intervals, X and Y add up to X + Y - 1. For example, two thirds (say, C-E and E-G) make a fifth (C-G). That's because both endpoints get counted in the interval.