- 9th–10th Centuries, (i) The
Boethian Double Octave and the Modes, (b)
Tetrachordal Degrees and
Modal Quality." The New
Grove Dictionary of
Music and Musicians...
-
second of a
semitone and two tones, S–T–T. The
medieval conception of the
tetrachordal structure, however, was
based on one
single tetrachord, that of the D...
- the
content of the set, and
combinatoriality may
exist between three tetrachordal[broken anchor] and
between four
trichordal sets, as well as
between pairs...
-
published her work in the
Manual of the
Norwich Sol-fa
System (1845) and
Tetrachordal System (1850).
Curwen was
commissioned by a
conference of
Sunday school...
-
variations in
homophonic texture, but in
contrast to the lament, here the
tetrachordal fragment –
ascending or
descending and
possibly reordered – is set in...
-
chromatic scale." Rather, he, "recognized that the
first three chords unfold tetrachordal segments of a
single statement of the
cycle of
fifths (C7), and that...
-
classes of
intonations of the two
movable notes within a tetrachord. The
tetrachordal system was
inherited by the
Latin medieval theory of
scales and by the...
- archicembalo.
While theoretically an
interpretation of
ancient Gr****
tetrachordal theory, in
effect Vicentino presented a
circulating system of quarter-comma...
-
ritual Easter melodies known as
Haivky fall into this category. The
tetrachordal system is also
found in
wedding and
harvest songs. Folk
dances often...
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repeated rhythms and articulations, she noted). For Brown, Webern's
tetrachordal writing here
seemed "almost ... to
contradict the row's
underlying [trichordal]...
