- In music,
parallel harmony, also
known as
harmonic parallelism,
harmonic planing or
parallel voice leading, is the
parallel movement of two or more melodies...
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Diaphonia:
Diaphonia antoinei Allard, 1995
Diaphonia dispar Newman, 1840
Diaphonia kerleyi Rigout, 1997
Diaphonia lateralis Blackburn, 1894
Diaphonia...
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basis of the
concept of
consonance versus dissonance (symphonia
versus diaphonia) in
Western music theory. In the
early Middle Ages, the
Latin term consonantia...
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medieval theory, the word was used for consonance, as
opposed to διαφωνία (
diaphōnía),
which was the word for "dissonance". In the
Middle Ages and later, the...
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Diaphonic may
denote a
relation to:
Diaphoneme and diaphones, in
linguistics Diaphonia or
parallel harmony, in
music Diaphone, a type of
organ pipe or horn This...
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sometimes called parallel organum,
although terms such as
sinfonia or
diaphonia were used in
early treatises.[citation needed] The
history of organum...
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Chlorobapta Kraatz, 1880
Chondropyga Kraatz, 1880 ****hria Burmeister, 1842
Diaphonia Newman, 1840
Dichrosoma Kraatz, 1885
Digenethle Thomson, 1877 Dilochrosis...
- "Miroirs" for 6 vocalists,
commission SWF
Donaueschinger Musiktage 1995: "
Diaphonia" for soloists,
orchestra and live-electronics, com. SWF
World Music Days...
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Golden Key Festival".
Retrieved 2021-01-12. "
Diaphonia Edizioni Musicali -
Diaphonia Edizioni". www.
diaphonia.net.
Retrieved 2021-05-15. "ULJUS - udruženje...
- 1987, and a
piano concerto in 1988. One of Schwantner's
early works,
Diaphonia intervallum (1967)
distinctly foreshadowed the
important style traits...
