Intervals whose harmonic relationships are not found mathematically exact in the overtone series are called: imperfect subordinate consonant dissonant

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Manuel Popp · Answer 1 · 2020-11-08T23:23:31+0000

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The imperfect intervals' harmonics relationships are not found mathematically exact in the overtone series they can be consonant or dissonant imperfect intervals: (i.e Major/minor second, Major/minor seventh.)

Intervals whose harmonic relationships are not found mathematically exact in the overtone series are called: imperfect subordinate consonant dissonant

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