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diaphonic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Diaphonic may
denote a
relation to:
Diaphoneme and diaphones, in
linguistics Diaphonia or parallel...
- In music,
parallel harmony, also
known as
harmonic parallelism,
harmonic planing or
parallel voice leading, is the
parallel movement of two or more melodies...
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received the
contracts to each
build 75 units.
Western Electric named them
Diaphonics, and RCA used them in
their RCA Photophones.
Lansing Manufacturing was...
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sonatas for flute, cello, and piano) and Ruth
Crawford Seeger (1901–1953) (
Diaphonic suite No. 2 for b****oon and cello). The cello's
versatility made it po****r...
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version of the
diaphonic horn for
their theater organs at 32' and 16'
pitches with huge
wooden resonators as
extensions of its
Diaphonic diapason, and...
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commonly at 8 ft in manuals, and 8 ft or 16 ft in the pedals.
Diaphone Diaphonic Diapason Valvular A
special type of
organ pipe that
produces tone by using...
- Diaphone,
Pedal Left
Pedal Pedal second touch 13
Diaphonic Diapason 16 35" Left
stage from
Diaphonic Diapason,
Pedal Left
Pedal Pedal second touch 3 Tibia...
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individual dialect or speaker's
realization of this
diaphone was
called a
diaphonic variant.
Because of
confusion related to usage,
Jones later coined the...
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Ottoman and
Byzantine history,
their music is
striking in its use of
diaphonic singing and
distinctive timbre, as well as its
modal scales,
unusual meters...
- Sunsets, 1929
Piano Study in
Mixed Accents (three versions), 1930 Four
Diaphonic Suites: No.1 for oboe or flute, No.2 for b****oon and
cello (or two cellos)...
