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constructed from
conjunct or
disjunct tetrachords.
Conjunct tetrachords share a note,
while disjunct tetrachords are
separated by a
disjunctive tone of...
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years from
simple scales of
tetrachords, or
divisions of the
perfect fourth, into
several complex systems encomp****ing
tetrachords and octaves, as well as...
- The
interval vector for all all-interval
tetrachords is [1,1,1,1,1,1]. In the
examples below, the
tetrachords [0,1,4,6] and [0,1,3,7] are
built on E. The...
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enharmonic tetrachords is: D E F G ‖ A B C D or, in
music notation starting on E: , with the
corresponding conjunct tetrachords forming A...
- one or more
black keys. A
diatonic scale can be also
described as two
tetrachords separated by a
whole tone. In
musical set theory,
Allen Forte classifies...
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sequences of four
notes that they
produced were
called tetrachords ("four strings"). A
diatonic tetrachord comprised, in
descending order, two
whole tones and...
- note.
There are six
basic tetrachords,
named sometimes according to
their tonic note and
sometimes according to the
tetrachord's most
distinctive note: Çârgâh...
- In
music theory, the
descending tetrachord is a
series of four
notes from a scale, or
tetrachord,
arranged in
order from
highest to lowest, or descending...
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organized against a
background pattern formed of
conjunct and
disjunct tetrachords,
producing a
larger pitch system called the gamut. The
chants can be...
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remarkable fact
about tetrachords was
noticed since the
Ancient times and
rediscovered in
early Renaissance: when a
tetrachord features a
semitone (half-step)...
