Kleisma
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In music theory, the kleisma is an interval important to temperaments of the Bohlen-Pierce scale. It is the difference between six minor thirds and the "tritave" or perfect twelfth (an octave plus a perfect fifth), equal to a frequency ratio of 15625:15552, or approximately 8.1 cents.
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