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In music theory, a neutral interval is an interval that is neither a major nor minor, but instead in between. For example, in equal temperament, a major third is 400 cents, a minor third is 300 cents, and a neutral third is 350 cents. A neutral interval inverts to a neutral interval. For example, the inverse of a neutral third is a neutral sixth. * * Neutral third * Neutral sixth *

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rdfs:label	Intervalle neutre (fr) Neutral interval (en)
rdfs:comment	En théorie musicale, un intervalle neutre est un intervalle situé entre majeur et mineur. Par exemple, en tempérament égal, une tierce mineure fait 300 cents, une tierce majeure 400 cents et une tierce neutre fait 350 cents, en ayant recours pour cela à un quart de ton. On retrouve les intervalles neutres dans des musiques non-occidentales, comme dans la musique afghane, persane ou arabe. Ils sont appelés neutres, car « l'oreille européenne (occidentale) ne sait pas comment les interpréter », ne correspondant pas aux intervalles de la gamme diatonique. (fr) In music theory, a neutral interval is an interval that is neither a major nor minor, but instead in between. For example, in equal temperament, a major third is 400 cents, a minor third is 300 cents, and a neutral third is 350 cents. A neutral interval inverts to a neutral interval. For example, the inverse of a neutral third is a neutral sixth. * * Neutral third * Neutral sixth * (en)
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has abstract	In music theory, a neutral interval is an interval that is neither a major nor minor, but instead in between. For example, in equal temperament, a major third is 400 cents, a minor third is 300 cents, and a neutral third is 350 cents. A neutral interval inverts to a neutral interval. For example, the inverse of a neutral third is a neutral sixth. Roughly, neutral intervals are a quarter tone sharp from minor intervals and a quarter tone flat from major intervals. In just intonation, as well as in tunings such as 31-ET, 41-ET, or 72-ET, which more closely approximate just intonation, the intervals are closer together. * * Neutral third * Neutral sixth * (en) En théorie musicale, un intervalle neutre est un intervalle situé entre majeur et mineur. Par exemple, en tempérament égal, une tierce mineure fait 300 cents, une tierce majeure 400 cents et une tierce neutre fait 350 cents, en ayant recours pour cela à un quart de ton. On retrouve les intervalles neutres dans des musiques non-occidentales, comme dans la musique afghane, persane ou arabe. Ils sont appelés neutres, car « l'oreille européenne (occidentale) ne sait pas comment les interpréter », ne correspondant pas aux intervalles de la gamme diatonique. (fr)
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