CO OZNACZA SŁOWO WHOLE-TONE SCALE
Pełna gama tonów
W muzyce całkowitą tonacją jest skala, w której każda nutka jest oddzielona od sąsiadów przez interwał całego kroku. Są tylko dwie komplementarne wagi tonów całych, zarówno wagi sześcio-, jak i szóstej: Cała taśma tonowa nie ma wiodącego tonu i dlatego, że wszystkie odcienie są takie same - "żaden pojedynczy ton nie wyróżnia się, skala powoduje niewyraźne, niewyraźne efekty ". Efekt ten jest szczególnie podkreślony faktem, że triady zbudowane na takich skalach są wzbogacone. Rzeczywiście, można grać wszystkie sześć tonów całej skali tonu po prostu z dwoma powiększonymi triadami, których korzenie są znacznie większe od siebie. Ponieważ są symetryczne, waga tonu nie daje silnego wrażenia toniczności lub tonalności. Wzbogacony triad na C Play. Wzbogacony triad na D Play. Kompozytor Olivier Messiaen nazywał cały tonem swój pierwszy tryb ograniczonej transpozycji. Teoretyk kompozytora i muzyki George Perle nazywa cały cykl 2 cyklu tonu lub C2. Ponieważ istnieją tylko dwie możliwe pozycje skali całego tonu, jest to C20 lub C21.
Definicja słowa whole-tone scale w słowniku
Definicja skali całego tonu w słowniku jest albo dwiema skalami wytworzonymi przez rozpoczęcie na jednym z dowolnych dwóch nut półtonów chromatycznych od siebie i przechodzenie w górę lub w dół w tonach całkowitych o oktawę. Taka skala, składająca się z sześciu stopni w stosunku do oktawy, jest używana przez Debussy'ego i kolejnych kompozytorów.
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The Structure & Analysis of the Modern Improvised Line: Theory
Therefore the scale should be treated in the same way as the mode discussed
earlier in the chapter. E. Application Of The Whole Tone Scale The Whole Tone
scale is a 6-note scale composed entirely of ascending or descending whole
steps.
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Jazz Theory and Practice
The most easily recognized of the symmetrical scales, other than the chromatic, is
the whole-tone scale. Most musicians encounter this scale through traditional
study on their instruments. Since there are no half steps (minor 2nds) in this scale
...
Hellmer, Jeffrey, Lawn, Richard
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The Birth of Bebop: A Social and Musical History
But Chu Berry doesn't use it that way. He treats it as an opportunity to slip into a
well-worn chromatic device: the whole-tone scale. A whole- tone scale is, simply,
a scale made up entirely of whole steps. (There are, in fact, only two such scales:
...
Scott Knowles DeVeaux,
1997
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The Jazz Language: A Theory Text for Jazz Composition and ...
W 1/2 W '/2 W 1/2 W +2nd i/2 +2nd i/2 +2nd i/2 The previous chart should make
apparent the symmetrical nature of these scales. Example 1 shows each of the
scales built on the note C. Example 1 Chromatic Scale Whole Tone Scale ...
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Mastering Jazz Keyboard
WHOLE TONE SCALE The whole tone scale is a six note scale that consists
entirely of whole steps. There are really only two whole tone scales, C and D .
Once you get to D, you're just repeating the C scale from another note and the
concept ...
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The Early Works of Arnold Schoenberg, 1893-1908
On the second beat, above the B\>, the upper parts form a four-part whole-tone
chord (Bt-D-Fit-Gtt), which then breaks off into a run containing all notes of the
whole-tone scale. The scale here is literally generated from the kind of whole-
tone ...
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Getting Into Jazz Fusion Guitar
The Whole-Tone scale is a symmetric scale built upon the following pattern:
whole step, whole step, whole step, whole step, whole step, whole step. The
construction of the whole-tone scale can be seen as the combination of two
augmented ...
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Serious Electric Bass: The Bass Player's Complete Guide to ...
The Whole-tone Scale: 1 . Interval construction: The whole-tone scale, the third
symmetric scale, is a six note scale made up of nothing but whole steps. L 2.
Scale type and tonic chord: The whole-tone scale is a dominant scale. It has a
maj3 ...
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Patterns for Jazz -- A Theory Text for Jazz Composition and ...
The student will notice, however, that in the illustrated C whole tone scale, the
distance between tones No. 1 and No. 7 appears to be a seventh interval.
Theoretically it is an augmented seventh interval which when spelled
enharmonically ...
Coker, Jerry, Casale, James, Campbell, Gary
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KEEPIN' IT CLASSICAL: Passionate nationalism and minimalism
Glinka uses the whole-tone scale as a musical theme for Chernomor, and the composer is credited with being the first to apply the whole-tone scale in such a ... «Planet Jackson Hole, Lip 15»
SQUEEDLEPUSS LET THE JAMS RUN FREE
"Scarecrow" has King Crimson-style whole-tone scale excursions; "The Enchanted One" is a minor key, Latin-tinged number that morphs into a hard-edged ... «Folio Weekly, Gru 14»
Abduraimov lights up Rachmaninoff at Symphony Hall
The Overture to Glinka's 1842 opera “Ruslan and Ludmila” is a five-minute firebird in miniature sonata form with a whole-tone scale near the end. Dutoit doesn't ... «Boston Globe, Kwi 14»
Future Rock: Symmetrical Scale Silliness
As I mentioned, creating a whole-tone scale couldn't be easier, just keep ... A whole-tone scale creates an unfinished, dreamy quality since it doesn't really ... «Premier Guitar, Kwi 14»
Kavakos, London Symphony Orchestra, Bychkov, Barbican Hall
... method, and here lays out his main building blocks so that a series of major and minor triads spring out, as well as suggestions of a whole-tone scale. «The Arts Desk, Lis 12»
The Real Rach 4
Writing in the Herald Tribune, Lawrence Gilman noted of the new concerto that that despite its “somewhat naïve camouflage of whole-tone scales [sic] and ... «Limelight Magazine, Lis 12»
On music theory: from Mozart to Marilyn Manson
Biamonte frequently illustrates her point by moving over to the piano, whether it is to explain the unsettling atmosphere created by the whole-tone scale (a ... «McGill Reporter, Kwi 12»
Concert Review: Washington Performing Arts Society Hosts Till …
Based on an iteration of two whole-tone scales, the work inevitably carried overtones of the misty music of Debussy and Messiaen, who used similar scales, ... «Washingtonian.com, Paz 11»
Nosing around II – music and perfume
Debussy's discovery of the whole-tone scale and of music from the Far East at the gateway of the 20th century was a defining moment when his style changed ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sty 11»
Joe Henderson (with Lee Morgan): Caribbean Fire Dance
He returns from the stratosphere on the bridge, moving self-consciously up and down a whole-tone scale. Morgan toys with rhythmic ideas that recall the ... «Jazz.com, Lip 09»