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musical mode or
diatonic scale,
related to the
medieval mode. (The
Hypomixolydian mode of
medieval music, by contrast, has no
modern counterpart.) The...
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addition of the
prefix "hypo-": Hypodorian, Hypophrygian, Hypolydian, and
Hypomixolydian. The
earliest definition of
plagal mode is
found in Hucbald's treatise...
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Authentic modes Plagal modes I.
Dorian II.
Hypodorian III.
Phrygian IV.
Hypophrygian V.
Lydian VI.
Hypolydian VII.
Mixolydian VIII.
Hypomixolydian...
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Authentic Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Plagal Hypodorian Hypophrygian Hypolydian Hypomixolydian...
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Authentic Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Plagal Hypodorian Hypophrygian Hypolydian Hypomixolydian...
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called by the
names Dorian to
Hypomixolydian. The pair of G
modes were
numbered 9 and 10 and were
named Ionian and...
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these seven names plus an eighth,
Hypermixolydian (later
changed to
Hypomixolydian), were
again re-appropriated in the
anonymous treatise Alia Musica....
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authentic and
plagal modes ending on G,
sometimes called Mixolydian and
Hypomixolydian.
Although the
modes with
melodies ending on A, B, and C are sometimes...
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Authentic Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Plagal Hypodorian Hypophrygian Hypolydian Hypomixolydian...
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specifically a psalmody,
using the
eighth mode of the
Gregorian chant, the
Hypomixolydian. The
religious questions are
musically characterized by
archaistic moments...
