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An '''Octave''' is an [[interval]] of eight (oct- means 8). It is used primarily in [[music]], because eight [[tones]] above the any [[pitch]] is another pitch that is interchangeble with it. This means the two notes sound the same although they're eight steps higher or lower.  
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An '''Octave''' is an [[interval]] of eight (oct- means 8). It is used primarily in Western [[music]], because eight [[tones]] above the any [[pitch]] is another pitch that is interchangeble with it. This means the two notes sound the same although they're eight steps higher or lower.  
    
Octave can also mean a group of eight.
 
Octave can also mean a group of eight.
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