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In the renaissance, aesthetics changed with regard to consonances and dissonances. which intervals were preferred? which were not?

In the renaissance, aesthetics changed with regard to consonances and dissonances. which intervals were preferred? which were not?
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In the renaissance, aesthetics changed with regard to consonances and dissonances. which intervals were preferred? which were not?

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Thirds and Sixths

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