- In music, a
ditone (Latin:
ditonus, from
Ancient Gr****: δίτονος, "of two tones") is the
interval of a
major third. The size of a
ditone varies according...
- semitones, or
about 300 cents) is not half of a
ditonus (4 semitones, or
about 400 cents), but a
ditonus shortened by one semitone. Moreover, in Pythagorean...
- concordantie, scilicet: unisonus, diapason, diapente, diatessaron, semiditonus,
ditonus. "So it
appears that
there are six
species of consonances, that is: unison...
- Version. Boston:
Cengage Learning. ISBN 978-0-02-872612-0. p. 373. Anon., "
Ditonus", The New
Grove Dictionary of
Music and Musicians,
second edition, edited...
- (semitonium-semitonium-trihemitonium), and the
enharmonic tetrachord (diesis-diesis-
ditonus). The
different positions were
represented by
alphabetical letters, except...
- Semi-ditone, Dis-diapason - 1 line Burney.
Cross referenced to Dis-diapason Semi-
ditonus - 2
lines Burney. A
minor third.
Semiquaver - 1 line Burney. Cross-referenced...
-
Music of the World's Peoples, p. 373. ISBN 0-02-872612-X. Anon. (2001) "
Ditonus", The New
Grove Dictionary of
Music and Musicians,
second edition, edited...
- kind of
melodic attraction within the
diatonic genus which sharpened the
ditonus under the semitonium. Even in
Guido of Arezzo's
treatise Micrologus, at...
