10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECACHORD»
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decachord in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A commentary on the Psalms: from primitive and medieval ...
... Church on earth with that in heaven. So Bernard of Cluny, — Thou city of the
Angels ! thou city of the LOBD ! Whose everlasting music is the glorious
decachord. Tropologically, all mediaeval writers dwell on the similarity between
the strings ...
John Mason Neale, Richard Frederick Littledale, Miles Coverdale, 1869
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Musical Form and Transformation: Four Analytic Essays
The two pentachords fill a complete decachord of the total chromatic, a
decachord of Forte-type 10–1. A bit of experimenting will convince the reader of
the following fact: Given any X-form, there is one and only one other X-form that
has no ...
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The scientific and literary treasury
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agreed upon. DECACHORD, or DECACHORD'ON í«íe- kachnrdoë : from deka,
ten ; and chordi, a mimical string : ffr.), a musical Instrument of ten strings.
DECAGON ...
Samuel Maunder, James Yate Johnson, 1866
S. Choriambics, DECACHORD, 1,2247 (May-June 1924) --Christopher Marlowe
and the development of dramatic poetry. DECACHORD, 1,322-6 (JulyAugust
1924) --Demande at reponse, DECACHORD, 1,2248 (MayJune 1924) --How ...
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British Literary Magazines: The modern age, 1914-1984
The Decachord's roots in the English countryside and folkways may account for
its longevity; it survived when the London Mercury,* T. S. Eliot's Criterion, Isis,
and the Cornhill* (see VEA, MA) went under. The Decachord offered the
middlebrow ...
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The Scientific and Litteray Treasury: A New and Popular ...
DECACHORD, or DECACHORD'ON, a musical instrument of ten strings.
DECAGON, in geometry, a plane figure with ten sides and ten angles.
DECAGRAM, a French weight of ten grams, or 154 grains, 44 decimals.
DECAGYN, in botany, a ...
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Curial and Guelfa: A Classic of the Crown of Aragon
Apollo himself is depicted with a decachord, that is, an instrument with ten tuned
strings, or ten harmonising voices, otherwise a cithara. A psaltery is also called a
decachord, which means ten concordant strings, as has just been mentioned: ...
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Contemplating Shostakovich: Life, Music and Film: Life, ...
Two pentachords can be combined to create the decachord discussed by
Carpenter. In Hamlet's Theme, the prime form for this collection is (01235679T),
set 9-11, the abstract complement of set 311 (037). This scale does not begin on
the ...
Professor Andrew Kirkman, Mr Alexander Ivashkin, 2013
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The Cambridge Companion to Shostakovich
Later on,at– ,all the pitch contentofthe basslinecan betraced back toa complete '
Alexandrian decachord', built on Dsharp(see Ex. 13.8b). Example 13.8a
Shostakovich, Tenth Symphony, movement 1, bars 1–8 Example 13.8b
Shostakovich, ...
Pauline Fairclough, David Fanning, 2008
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The Archaeomusicology of the Ancient Near East
4. FT. II. I .4. #1 Both columns produce the octave and not the heptachord. And if
both columns are presented in this fashion, we have: Now the span covers a
decachord. This shows that whether the columns were to be played separately or
...
Richard J. Dumbrill, 2005
