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imperfect authentic), half,
plagal, and deceptive. Typically,
phrases end on
authentic or half cadences, and the
terms plagal and
deceptive refer to motion...
- Look up
plagal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plagal may
refer to:
Plagal cadence (in music)
Plagal mode (in music) Pro-Life
Alliance of ****s and...
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tenor of
plagal mode 4—Hypophrygian—is
therefore also a
fourth above the finalis). In
Byzantine modal theory (octoechos), the word "
plagal" ("plagios")...
- Alliance,
formerly known as the Pro-Life
Alliance of ****s and ****s (
PLAGAL), is a
United States-based
interest group opposed to
legalized elective...
- Mode
Plagal is an
originally Gr****
group who
perform traditional Gr****
music blended with jazz, funk and
other international styles. They have been described...
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modes are the
eight church modes or
Gregorian modes, in
which authentic and
plagal forms of
scales are
distinguished by
ambitus and
tenor or
reciting tone...
- "musica recta," each with
their authentic and
plagal counterparts. Glarean's
twelfth mode was the
plagal version of the
Ionian mode,
called Hypoionian...
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Phrygian (
plagal second)", is a
musical mode or
diatonic scale in
medieval chant theory, the
fourth mode of
church music. This mode is the
plagal counterpart...
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Plagal Grind is a 12" EP by New
Zealand band
Plagal Grind,
released in 1990.
Containing members of This Kind of
Punishment and The 3Ds,
along with Alastair...
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authentic or
plagal, the 2nd mode etc. In the
Roman Chantbooks the
modes are
indicated by
Roman numerals.
Modes 1 and 2 are the
authentic and
plagal modes ending...
