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Major fourth and minor fifth

In music, the major fourth and minor fifth, also known as the paramajor fourth and paraminor fifth, are intervals from the quarter-tone scale, named by Ivan Wyschnegradsky to describe the tones surrounding the tritone (F♯/G♭) found in the more familiar twelve-tone scale, as shown in the table below:

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24-Tone equal temperament
550
Abbreviation
M4
Interval class
~5½
Inverse
Minor fifth
Just interval
11:8
Just intonation
551.32

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Major fourth and minor fifth

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24-Tone equal temperament · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → 550
Abbreviation · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → M4
Interval class · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → ~5½
Inverse · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → Minor fifth
Just interval · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → 11:8
Just intonation · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → 551.32
Other names · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → Eleventh harmonic Paramajor fourth
Semitones · 1
Major fourth and minor fifth → ~5½

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cents major fourth minor fifth also interval play ratio tritone 11 perfect eleventh paramajor two term may applied 25 formed

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Major fourth and minor fifth24-Tone equal temperament5501.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthAbbreviationM41.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthInterval class~5½1.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthInverseMinor fifth1.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthJust interval11:81.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthJust intonation551.321.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthOther namesEleventh harmonic Paramajor fourth1.00infobox
Major fourth and minor fifthSemitones~5½1.00infobox

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