- An
octatonic scale is any eight-note
musical scale. However, the term most
often refers to the
ancohemitonic symmetric scale composed of
alternating whole...
- uncomfortable." In
September 2019,
Greenwood launched a
record label,
Octatonic Records, to
release contemporary classical music by
soloists and small...
-
polytonal analysis used a
monoscalar approach to
analyze the
music with the
octatonic scale. However,
Tymoczko states that this was
problematic in that it does...
- two
transpositions and one mode. Play The
second mode, also
called the
octatonic, diminished, whole-half, or half-whole scale, is
divided into four groups...
-
practices and use non-Western
harmonic devices such as the
whole tone and
octatonic scales. They saw Western-style
conservatories as
unnecessary and antipathetic...
-
three on
which Act I
scene 2 of
Wozzeck is based. The
pentad is "almost
octatonic" and has been
called "a 'classic'
atonal set type". The
chord relates...
-
Polignac (1834–1901), a composer,
musical theorist and
proponent of the
octatonic scale.
Jules died at St.
Germain in 1847 from the
effects of his imprisonment...
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Compositions using the
octatonic scale:
Radiohead "Just" (1995).
Jonny Greenwood plays a
series of OCT02
scales on the
guitar during the
intro (0:06-0:16)...
-
scales may be
referred to as diminished. One of the more
common is the
Octatonic scale constructed from C°7 and its
tensions (transposed into the same...
- scale,
Hungarian major scale,
Romanian major scale, and the so-called
octatonic scale.
Hemitonia is also
quantified by the
number of
semitones present...
