- In music, the
schisma (also
spelled skhisma) is the
interval between the
syntonic comma (81:80) and the
Pythagorean comma ( 531 441 : 524 288 ), which...
-
Schism of 1378, or the
Great Schism (Latin:
Magnum schisma occidentale,
Ecclesiae occidentalis schisma), was a
split within the
Catholic Church lasting...
-
temperament is a
musical tuning system that
results from
tempering the
schisma of 32805:32768 (1.9537 cents) to a unison. It is also
called the schismic...
- that this
latter fifth be
widened by 5⁄6 of a
schisma, and all the pure
fifths be
narrowed by 1⁄6 of a
schisma. Barca's
version thus has six
fifths tempered...
-
formed of
seven villages and an
uninhabited island area. The
village of
Schisma is by far the most po****ted one and is
often understood as 'Elounda Centre'...
- diesis. However, the
unsigned article "Comma,
Schisma" in the same
reference source calls comma,
schisma, and
diaschisma "microintervals" but not "microtones"...
- a
Scottish Presbyterian movement in the 17th
century pertaining to the
schisma in
music Schismatic temperament Schism (disambiguation) Schismogenesis...
- (tuned in the
ratio 6:5),
which is
equal to
three syntonic commas minus a
schisma,
equal to 648:625 or
about 62.57 cents (almost one 63.16 cent step-size...
- unison, or
tempers out, the
intervals 32 805 / 32 768 ,
known as the
schisma, and 15 625 / 15 552 ,
known as the kleisma.
These are both 5 limit...
- Kirnberger II temperament; −Z/2
marks a
tempered fifth flattened by a half comma; −Sch
marks a
schisma...
