- A
neume (/njuːm/;
sometimes spelled neum) is the
basic element of
Western and some
Eastern systems of
musical notation prior to the
invention of five-line...
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patterns called hexachords.
Gregorian melodies are
traditionally written using neumes, an
early form of
musical notation from
which the
modern four-line and five-line...
- feet on the pedalboard.
Early Western medieval notation was
written with
neumes,
which did not
specify exact pitches but only the
shape of the melodies...
- type of
neume found in
gregorian chant.[verification needed] It is a
single neume,
meaning it
represents one pitch,
unlike a
compound neume, representing...
- Khaz (Armenian: խազ) is an
Armenian neume, one of a set of
special signs (plural: khaz or khazes)
constituting the
traditional system of
musical notation...
-
plagios protos or "Β" for
echos devteros).
Unlike Western notation,
Byzantine neumes used
since the 10th
century were
always related to
modal steps (same modal...
-
Gregorian Chant research.
Semiology refers specifically to the
study of the
neumes as
found in the
earliest fully notated m****cripts of
Gregorian Chant, the...
-
backup meeting planet,
Neume, in the hope of re-grouping with any
other Gentians who may have
survived the ambush. Upon
reaching Neume, Campion, Purslane...
- "Ut
queant laxis" in
neume notation...
-
Trigon (Moldovan band), a folk-jazz band from
Moldova Trigon, a type of
neume, an
element of
musical notation Trigon (Titans episode)
Trigon (Titans character)...
