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It is the best for the best of all reasons, because it is the clearest in 'design ; there
is no patchiness ; no more fiddling ; no filling up by tromolandos, while the bass
descends semitonically ; no mystery about nothing ; no very tiresome movements
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An Account of the origin and progressive improvements of the ...
... found it impracticaþlei to divide the Octave semitonically and tune 'the Intervals
with exact Consommncca' Yee '' have the necessary. Advantage of modulating
into different Keys, without changing df dip 'placing the mathematical Degrees' of
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
... be called reversed cadences. At g, i, i, we have three progressions the reverse
of a, b, and c, and forming tonic cadences more or less complete. At 9, the
cadence is complete, from the third of dominant rising semitonically, in the upper
...
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Celestial Music?: Some Masterpieces of European Religious Music
Lucently scored in the dorian mode with chromatic alterations, the invocation to '
Domine Jesu Christe' oscillates semitonically between A and B flat,
instrumentally accompanied by figurations that, while remaining gentle, grow
rhythmically ...
A single note is made to give birth to a chord, which is semitonically enlarged at
both its extremities, and during that process, is fitted with a fundamental bass that
enables it to attain an absolutely novel and unexpected resolution. Knowing ...
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Proceedings of the Musical Association
The additional Tablature necessary to indicate these diapasons was placed
under the lowest line of the stave. The fingerboard was fretted semitonically, so
that the number of frets—usually from eight to ten-indicated the number of
Thomas ...
Musical Association (Great Britain), 1909
During the reading of the paper examples of various Indian compositions were
played iu a masterly manner upon the vina, a species of guitar of seven strings,
fretted semitonically, by Alandin Maulabuksh Pathan, a son of the chief musician
of ...
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Proceedings of the Musical Association
The additional Tablature necessary to indicate these diapasons was placed
under the lowest line of the stave. The fingerboard was fretted semitonically, so
that the number of frets—usually from eight to ten—indicated the number of
Thomas ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
... not improperly, be called reversed cadences. At g, ll, 1', we have three
progressions the reverse of a, b, and c, and forming tonic cadences more or less
complete. At g, the cadence is complete, from the third of dominant rising
semitonically, ...
Thomas Stewart Traill, 1858
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Final Exit: The Practicalities of Self-deliverance and ...
An updated edition of a controversial best-seller shows people looking to end their suffering from unbearable pain due to terminal or incurable illness how to prepare for and commit suicide and offers other relevant information on such ...
