- The
plagal modes are the even-numbered
modes 2, 4, 6 and 8, and each
takes its name from the
corresponding odd-numbered
authentic mode with the addition...
-
strictly a
scale type.)
Related to the
diatonic modes are the
eight church modes or
Gregorian modes, in
which authentic and
plagal forms of
scales are...
-
scale underlying the
fifth of the
eight Gregorian (
church)
modes,
known as
Mode V or the
authentic mode on F,
theoretically using B♮ but in
practice more...
- one of the
medieval church modes; or a
modern musical mode or
diatonic scale,
related to the
medieval mode. (The
Hypomixolydian mode of
medieval music,...
- and
Mixolydian modes of C major, plus the
Aeolian and
Ionian modes of F
major when B♭ was
substituted into the
Dorian and
Lydian modes of C major, respectively...
- The
Hypolydian mode,
literally meaning "below Lydian", is the
common name for the
sixth of the
eight church modes of
medieval music theory. The name is...
- The
Phrygian mode (pronounced /ˈfrɪdʒiən/) can
refer to
three different musical modes: the
ancient Gr****
tonos or harmonia,
sometimes called Phrygian,...
- raga
Bhairavi employs the
notes of the
Phrygian mode, one of the
traditional European church modes. Raga
Bhairavi is
often referred to as the
queen of...
- the same as the
major mode of
tonal music.
Church music had been
explained by
theorists as
being organised in
eight musical modes: the
scales on D, E,...
- he
includes detailed treatments of the
rudiments of music, the
eight church modes, ornaments, touch, articulation, fingering, and counterpoint, including...
