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PLAGAL, -Ă adj. (na humanidade bizantina e gregoriana) modo = caminho colocado em um campo inferior ou em um quadrante superior ao modo autêntico; cadência = sucessão de acordos, no final de uma frase ou períodos, com base em tônica e dominante. (\u0026 lt; / plgally) PLAGÁL, -Ă adj. (în muz. bizantină și gregoriană) mod ~ = mod plasat la o cvartă inferioară sau la o cvintă superioară față de modul autentic; cadență ~ă = succesiune de acorduri, la sfârșitul unei fraze sau perioade, bazate pe tonică și pe dominantă. (< fr. plagal)
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10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «PLAGÁL»
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The Anatomy of the Image Maps: According to ... - Pagina 40
In the right-hand figure, this same list has been trimmed and outlined in order to define its schematic woman more clearly. pla-gal \ fr MGk plaglos. crooked.— more at flake] flake \ MD viae flat OS jlaka sole of the toot Plant \ fr. L plantu sole of ...
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Circuit Design With VHDL By Volnei A. Pedroni: Circuit ... - Pagina 306
PLDs Simple PLD (SPLD) PAL PLA Registered PAL/PLA GAL Complex PLD (CPLD) FPGA A final remark: all PLDs (simple or complex) are non-volatile. They can be OTP (one-time programmable), in which case fuses or antifuses are used, ...
Volnei A. Pedroni, Digital Design, 2004
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A General History Of Music: From The Earliest Ages to the ...
7 tris— -sempiternus a^^r tris — sempiternus tris— fg) These eight lateral characters, or ciphers, imply the eight tones of the church, D, E, F, G, authentic, and pla- gal; the small lettera t, and 1, tone and semitone-. Of the repetition of syllables ...
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A Heart at Fire's Center: The Life and Music of Bernard ... - Pagina 189
And Tiny Tim's gentle "Dear God of Christmas" is a charming expansion of the "April" movement from The Fantasticks, ending with a graceful pla- gal cadence on Tim's "Bless us every one." Originally written in 4/4, the song was quickly ...
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The Cambridge History of Seventeenth-Century Music - Pagina 171
Therefore the six modes (twelve if one counts both authentic and pla- gal versions) sound very different one from the other, and cultivating an aural sensitivity to such difference is an important aspect of coming to understand Renaissance ...
Tim Carter, John Butt, 2005
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The Language of the Modes: Studies in the History of ... - Pagina 55
'8 The sixth mode is the only pla- gal mode in which no heginnings ahove the final occur— all others have heginnings on at least two different notes ahove the finaL If this is true, the reference to "Gregorian chants" is only an indication of the ...
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The Affinities and Medieval Transposition - Pagina 78
An authentic mode can enter the range peculiar to its pla- gal and vice versa because of the agreement they have, while the obligation to exceed boundaries is tied to the fulfillment of specific affects. Anonymous I mentions indignation and ...
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Counterpoint: The Polyphonic Vocal Style of the Sixteenth ... - Pagina 72
To illustrate these chromatic alterations as well as the ecclesiastical modes in general, let us introduce at this point several cadence structures. I give them exclusively in authentic modes, since in polyphonic style the difference between pla'gal ...
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The Critical Nexus: Tone-System, Mode, and Notation in ... - Pagina cv
He says, for example, that the authentic Deuterus is characterized by intermittent leaps; the pla-gal of theTritus is “delightful”;“garrulousness” is the identifying trait of the authentic Tetrardus, “sweetness” that of the plagalTetrardus, and so ...
Charles M. Atkinson, 2008
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Emblems of Eloquence: Opera and Women's Voices in ... - Pagina 194
The tetrachord in the bass establishes the pla- gal quality that marks so much of the aria: after the initial ascent, the A falls repeatedly back down to E, never reaching to the dominant B that might have defined E major as a tonal center.
