Meaning of "evovae" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF EVOVAE

ɪˈvəʊviː

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF EVOVAE

Evovae is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES EVOVAE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Euouae

Euouae or Evovae is a mnemonic which was used in medieval music to denote the sequence of tones in the "seculorum Amen" passage of the lesser doxology, Gloria Patri, which ends with the phrase In saecula saeculorum, Amen. In plainchant sources, the differentia, that is, the melodic formula to be sung at the end of every line of chanted psalmody, would be written over either the letters EUOUAE, or merely E----E, representing the first and last vowel of "seculorum Amen." According to the Guinness Book of World Records, at six letters long, is the longest word in the English language which is made up of nothing but vowels; it is also the English word with the most consecutive vowels.

TRANSLATION OF EVOVAE

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EVOVAE»

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The Affinities and Medieval Transposition

Under mode four, the incipit to the antiphon "Ex Egypto" and its EVOVAE are given as follows (Example 3):^ Ex. 3. Incipit and EVOVAE of the antiphon "Ex Egypto" according to Petrus de Cruce. Ex Egypto EVOVAE The incipit agrees with what ...

Dolores Pesce, 1987

A General History Of The Science and Practice Of Music: In ...

3 REXA.tlASOLLALASic EYOVAE Final in D. dominant in F. a third above; intonated RE, FA. m ♢ m "w I *-W-W- RE FA. DO.RE.FASiC: *-W* EVOVAE ] ' MI Final in E. dominant in Ca sixth above> intonated MI. FA. I -w-w-w- ± MI FA . DO K E fa fa ...

John Hawkins, 1776

Medieval Manuscripts for Mass and Office: A Guide to Their ...

After the three nocturns, the office continues: Lauds antiphon, psalm-incipit and evovae [2 + ] 10 The square initial is followed by an ordinary capital. Because the first antiphon has a 'raised' letter, the second antiphon begins with a square ...

Andrew Hughes, 1995

Medii Ævi Kalendarium Or, Dates, Charters, and Customs of ...

roared out Evovae; the second line and last line are shock— BEJIOK ingly profane :— ' Book Day. “ Virgo hodie fidelis, Dixit Dominus, Eoovw! - Virgo Verbo concipit. - Confltebor, Evovae! Nescia mater, Beatus vir, Evovre! Virgo Dei genetrix.

Robert Thomas Hampson, 1841

Additamenta

1 At the foot of this page are with musical notes : Commemoratio cotidiana. Ad Vesperas. Antiphona. Custodi nos in noctibus Edmundi precum munere; Qui traditus es hostibus pro mundo mundi vespere. Evovae.* In Iaudibus. Antipkona.

Matthew Paris, Henry Richards Luard, 2012

Symphonia: A Critical Edition of the Symphonia Armonie ...

i - 'r-t- » flos de Vir- gi- A ' '"-^'t» ' '» - * * J^| • Ma- e v o v a e through the entire modal octave over E to high e. The subsequent long descent, which eventually brings the melody to rest on the final, only partially resolves this thrust. On the whole ...

Saint Hildegard, Barbara Newman, 1998

Cypriot plainchant: of the Manuscript Torino, Biblioteca ...

Ant. l.g Missus in Alexandriam EVOVAE Ant. l.a Quantum etas sustinuit EVOVAE *Nine Lessons are read from the life of St. Hylarion. (From St. Jerome. Cf. Acta Sanctorum for October 9, Col. 44a, paragraph 2 and following.) Lesson 1. Ylarion  ...

Biblioteca nazionale di Torino, Richard H. Hoppin, 1968

Clauis cantus ecclesiastici seu modus intonandi, et cantandi ...

... ç_»ŕi--A -___L-..-î l 4 Evovae. _. _.. _i.. Cia-'i EvovAE. АчDom. 2. рой où. Ad Pifîurr-w [IEEII;§'"'" los ...

Domenicani, 1661

Tonal Structures in Early Music

Cristle Collins Judd. A. Modo di conoscer B. Introduttione de gl'otto tuoni (p. 68) gl'otto modi (p. 68) l=1 Fine dell'Antifona [modal final] 0 Principio dcll' Evovae [ rcciting tone] corde In table 6 is outlineda routefrom Banchieri's psalmtone tonalities.

Cristle Collins Judd, 2014

An encyclopœdia, or dictionary of music

In order to ascertain the mode peculiar to those psalms which do not always commence with the tonic, the cadence is indicated by the word evovae ; see that word. The connexion of the antienne with the following psalm is expressed in ancient ...

John Feltham Danneley, 1825