- In music, a
hexachord (also hexachordon) is a six-note series, as
exhibited in a
scale (hexatonic or hexad) or tone row. The term was
adopted in this...
- 6-Z44 (012569),
known as the
Schoenberg hexachord, is
Arnold Schoenberg's
signature hexachord, as one
transposition contains the
pitches [A], Es, C, H...
-
teaching his
hexachord. The
Guidonian hand is
closely linked with Guido's new
ideas about how to
learn music,
including the use of
hexachords, and the first...
- P-0/I-5 to
create "two aggregates,
between the
first hexachords of each, and the
second hexachords of each, respectively."
Combinatoriality is a side effect...
- of
hexachords each may be
referred to as a Z-
hexachord. Any
hexachord not of the "Z" type is its own
complement while the
complement of a Z-
hexachord is...
- music, the "Ode-to-Napoleon"
hexachord (also
magic hexachord and
hexatonic collection or
hexatonic set class) is the
hexachord named after its use in the...
- The
Sacher hexachord (6-Z11, a
musical cryptogram on the name of
Swiss conductor Paul Sacher) is a
hexachord notable for its use in a set of
twelve compositions...
- of
Arezzo invented a
notational system that
named the six
notes of the
hexachord after the
first syllable of each line of the
Latin hymn "Ut
queant laxis"...
- and may be
considered a
generated collection. Due to this symmetry, the
hexachord consisting of the whole-tone
scale is not
distinct under inversion or...
- In music, the all-trichord
hexachord is a
unique hexachord that
contains all
twelve trichords, or from
which all
twelve possible trichords may be derived...