-
tetrachords (or tetrads),
pentachords (or pentads),
hexachords (or hexads),
heptachords (heptads or, sometimes,
mixing Latin and Gr**** roots, "septachords")...
- 3
Triad Trichord 4
Tetrad Tetrachord 5
Pentad Pentachord 6
Hexad Hexachord 7
Heptad Heptachord 8
Octad Octachord 9
Ennead Nonachord 10
Decad Decachord...
-
started influencing Korean music, as
pentatony was
gradually replaced by
heptachords and po****r
songs started to be
modeled after American ones. In the 1960s...
- with a “floating” 7th
string typically tuned to D or C
called the Lacôte
Heptachord.
Tonally this
invention created more
depth when pla**** as the floating...
- hepatotoxic, hepatotoxin,
hepatotropic hept-
seven Gr**** ἑπτά (heptá)
heptachord, heptagon, heptagram, heptagraph, heptahedron, heptamer, heptameric, heptameter...
- instruments: 1. an
ascending fifth and a
descending fourth are used; 2. the
heptachord is a
limit not to be
exceeded in the
alternating process.
Hence the alternation...
- dictionary.
Heptad ('group of 7') or
heptade may
refer to:
Heptad (chord),
heptachord in
music (set)
Heptad (computing), a
group of 7 bits in
computing Heptad...
- hepatotoxic, hepatotoxin,
hepatotropic hept-
seven Gr**** ἑπτά (heptá)
heptachord, heptagon, heptagram, heptagraph, heptahedron, heptamer, heptameric, heptameter...
-
tetrachords (or tetrads),
pentachords (or pentads),
hexachords (or hexads),
heptachords (heptads or, sometimes,
mixing Latin and Gr**** roots, "septachords"—e...
-
which he is said to have made, was the
addition of two
strings to the
heptachord; and
Plutarch relates that, when he went to Sparta, the
Ephors cut off...
