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'''Neogothic''' may mean: | '''Neogothic''' may mean: | ||
* Intervals close to [[13/11]] (called a neominor third) and 14/11 (called a neomajor third), and their fifth transpositions and octave complements | * Intervals close to [[13/11]] (called a neominor third) and [[14/11]] (called a neomajor third), and their fifth transpositions and octave complements | ||
* [[Gentle tuning]] of | * [[Gentle tuning]] of mosdiatonic | ||
{{Cat|Disambiguation pages | {{Cat|Disambiguation pages}} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 7 April 2026
Neogothic may mean:
- Intervals close to 13/11 (called a neominor third) and 14/11 (called a neomajor third), and their fifth transpositions and octave complements
- Gentle tuning of mosdiatonic
