a tone in Greek music
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paranetea tone in Greek music
paramesea tone in Greek music
paranetesPARANETE, a tone in Greek music
paramesesPARAMESE, a tone in Greek music
diazeuxisin Greek music, the separation of two tetrachords by a whole tone
diazeuxesDIAZEUXIS, in Greek music, the separation of two tetrachords by a whole tone
NETEUpper tone, in old Greek music.
MESEGreek music tone
ASHARPA tone in music.
finalisa type of tone in medieval music
tenutoheld (as a tone or chord) to its full value used as a direction in music
bassof a voice, low in pitch / the lowest part in music / to utter in a deep tone
semitonesThe smallest interval used in classical Western music, equal to a twelfth of an octave or half a tone; a half step
hypodorianrelating to a mode in ancient Greek music
hypolydianrelating to a mode in ancient Greek music
parhypate(Greek) in Greek music, the lowest note but one in a tetrachord
parhypatesPARHYPATE, (Greek) in Greek music, the lowest note but one in a tetrachord
hypophrygianbelow the Phrygian mode; applied in ancient Greek music to a mode having as its upper tetrachord the lower tetrachord of the Phrygian
classicalismin literature, music, etc, a principle, character or tendency such as is seen in Greek classical literature, marked by beauty of form, good taste, restraint and clarity
classicalismsCLASSICALISM, in literature, music, etc, a principle, character or tendency such as is seen in Greek classical literature, marked by beauty of form, good taste, restraint and clarity
TIMBRETone color, in music
ALTHigh tone, in music.
MINORMelancholy tone, in music.
TIMBRETone quality, in music
STEPWISEFrom one tone to the next, in music
inflectedInfluence or color (music or writing) in tone or style
inflectingInfluence or color (music or writing) in tone or style
AGOGETempo, in Greek music
agogetempo in old Greek music
DITONESGreek major thirds, in music.
agogesAGOGE, tempo in old Greek music
hypoaeolianin Greek music, below the Aeolian mode
hyperdorianin Greek music, above the Dorian mode
hyperlydianin Greek music, above the Lydian mode