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Musicology commonly classifies scales as
either hemitonic or anhemitonic.
Hemitonic scales contain one or more semitones,
while anhemitonic scales do...
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semitones (
hemitonic) and
those without (anhemitonic).
Musicology commonly classifies pentatonic scales as
either hemitonic or anhemitonic.
Hemitonic scales...
- C-D♭-F-G♭-B♭.
Speed and
Kostka &
Payne give C-D-E♭-G-A♭. Note that all are
hemitonic pentatonic scales (five note
scales with one or more semitones) and are...
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their interval vector analysis, and thus all
heptatonic scales are both
hemitonic and tritonic.
There is a
special affinity for
heptatonic scales in the...
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Scales may also be
described by
their constituent intervals, such as
being hemitonic, cohemitonic, or
having imperfections. Many
music theorists concur that...
- semitones,
whether appearing as
minor seconds or
major sevenths, is
called hemitonic; one
without semitones is anhemitonic.
Harmonic semitones are an important...
- The
double harmonic major scale is a
musical scale with a
flattened second and
sixth degree. This
scale is
enharmonic to the
Mayamalavagowla raga, Bhairav...
- anhemitonia. A
musical scale or
chord containing semitones is
called hemitonic; one
without semitones is anhemitonic. The
minor second occurs in the...
- The jazz
minor scale or
ascending melodic minor scale is a
derivative of the
melodic minor scale,
except only the
ascending form of the
scale is used....
- dystonia, ectasia, enneatonic, entasia, entasis, epitasis, hemitonia,
hemitonic, heptatonic, hexatonic, hyperisotonic, hypertonia, hypertonic, hypotenuse...
