10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOPHRYGIAN»
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1
Analyzing Bach Cantatas
It appears, therefore, that Bach did not want the final cadences of his settings of
Hypophrygian melodies to be taken simply and without question as the dominant
in all situations. It is not at all impossible, therefore, that Bach viewed his settings
...
2
Greek Musical Writings: Volume 1, The Musician and His Art
And yet some people claim to have discovered another new harmonia, [t] a
Hypophrygian.115 But a harmonia must have a definite It is conjectured that this
old form of Ionian survived as the Hypophrygian harmonia, for whose character
and ...
3
A General History Of The Science and Practice Of Music: In ...
Hypophrygian to Parhypate meson, the mode taken between these 4 two, and
called by them the graver Hypophrygian, to distinguish * it from the other acuter
one, must have its Mese either in Hypate, ' as the Hypodorian, or in Parhypate, ...
4
The Performance of 16th-Century Music: Learning from the ...
HYPOPHRYGIAN 1. Melodic Structure HYPOPHRYGIAN 1.1. Nicola Vicentino, L'
antica musica ridotta alla moderna prattica, Rome, 1555, fol. 45v.
HYPOPHRYGIAN 1.3. Michel de Menehou, Nouvelle instruction familiere, Paris,
1558, sig. Biiiv ...
5
The Critical Nexus: Tone-System, Mode, and Notation in Early ...
[2] A certain compatibility or kinship exists among these tropi, drawing them to
each other, as in the case of the kinship between the hypodorian and the
hypophrygian, or between the hypoionian and the hypoaeolian. Likewise there is
a ...
Charles M. Atkinson, 2008
6
Harmonika Stoicheia (The Harmonics of Aristoxenus)
A tone separates the Lydian and Phrygian ; the Phrygian and Dorian ; the
Hypolydian and Hypophrygian, the Hypo- phrygian and Hypodorian. Taking the
first pair as typical we find that of the coincident points of pitch E, $F, A, i, $f, t, one
alone, ...
Aristoxenus, Henry Stewart Macran, Aristoxenus von Tarent, Aristoxenus, Henry Stewart Macran
7
The Mathematical Theory of Tone Systems
... Schlesinger's Hypophrygian Harmonia in a mixed chromatic- enharmonic
genus; 36/35, 18/17, 18/13, 3/2, 36/23, 18/11, 2 HYPOP(CHROM/INV)-7; Inverted
Schlesinger's Chromatic Hypophrygian Harmonia; 11/9, 23/18, 4/3, 13/9, 16/9, 17
/9, ...
Kircher thus describes the famous tonal shift that takes place in Carissimi's
Jephte (where all the aforementioned relationships occur) as a move to the
Hypophrygian mode mixed with the Phrygian (p. 603); mode is in these terms
almost a ...
9
General history of the science and practice of music. [With] ...
II. cap. x. by limma, or not to speak BO nicely, by a hemitone, be Lydian from the
Phrygian by a tone, the 'Phrygian from the Dorian by a tone, the Dorian '(ran the
Hypolydian by a limma, the Hypolydian . die Hypophrygian by a tone, and the ...
10
The Critical Nexus : Tone-System, Mode, and Notation in ...
This entire, transposed system will be the Hypophrygian mode.And if the pitches
in the Hypophrygian receive the transposition of a tone, the Hypolydian
modulation is born.And if one should raise the Hypolydian by a semitone, it will
make the ...
Charles M. Atkinson Professor of Music Ohio State University, 2008
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