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- In music, a whole-tone scale is a scale in which each note is separated from its neighbors by the interval of a whole tone. In twelve-tone equal temperament...
- proportion 10:12:15. Because of the two sizes of wholetone – 9:8 (major wholetone) and 10:9 (minor wholetone) – the supertonic must be microtonally lowered...
- Fausto was to be presented in a concert version at the same venue. The WholeTone Opera in October 2017 presented an adaptation of the work, The Werewolf:...
- the chordioid itself is identical to that of the It+6, a subset of the wholetone scale and so subject to some of the symmetries and homogeneity for which...
- regularizes Drobish's helix, and extends it to a double helix of two wholetone scales over a circle of fifths which he calls the "melodic map" (Lerdahl...
- Journal, Winter 2007, Vol. 31, No. 4, Pages 15-32. ThumMusic System. Wholetone Revolution. Archived 2008-06-05 at the Wayback Machine C-Thru Music. The...
- "Rishabhapriya" and "Kokilapriya" are also the only melakarta rāgams to contain a wholetone scale. Omitting Pa in "Rishabhapriya" and Sa in "Kokilapriya" yields the...
- 6:49 Disc Two "4D" - 5:39 "Fly Me to the Moon" (Bart Howard) - 5:12 "Wholetone" - 8:03 "Module" - 7:52 "Gamma Ray" - 7:24 "Patmos" - 4:50 Matthew Shipp...
- symmetric tritones, augmented chords, diminished seventh chords, and wholetone scales by the sum of 3 factors which he called interpolation, infrapolation...