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Title: Byzantine scales - All keys Author: Oskar Created Date: 10/7/2020 3:33:18 PM
Scales for Byzantine Music Interval sizes are standard when scales are presented in plain form. In practice, these sizes change according to the effect of every Mode. Mode/Tone keys and Fthoras are presented below and above the scale respectively. Diatonic scale from Ni. For First, Plagal First, Fourth, and Plagal Fourth Modes.} Enharmonic ...
The Scales 8 10 12 12 8 10 12 Octave Natural Diatonic Scale Hard Chromatic Scale 4 20 6 12 4 20 6 Soft Chromatic Scale 8 14 8 12 8 14 8 Scale of the Grave Diatonic Mode 6 16 8 12 10 12 8 Sep- a- ra- tor Scales with Disjunct Tetrachords Scale of the Grave Enharmonic Mode from Ζω (Zo) 6 12 12 12 6 12 12 Scale of the Grave Enharmonic Mode from ...
10 Ιουλ 2011 · It is a summary of the basic intervallic symbols, the notes of the byzantine scale, and some basic rhythmic notation. A table characterizing some of the different scales used in Byzantine Chant and the fthores (modal symbols) used to denote a change in scale.
Byzantine chant (Psalmodia) makes use of a variety of different modes, and in order to sing the chant it is necessary to know the different scales proper to each mode, and the other characteristic features of the modes.
Scale, in music, declares a series of single notes progressing up or down stepwise. Diatonic Ni scale is made up of the following notes: Ni – Pa – Vou – Ga – Di – Ke – Zo – Ni’ (Ni’ is an octave higher from Ni). Diatonic Ni scale is equiavalent to C Major scale in Western Music. The notes of this scale are shown in the next acrostic.
Diatonic Ni scale is consisted of the following notes: Ni – Pa – Vou – Ga – Di – Ke – Zo – Ni’ (Ni’ is an octave higher from Ni). Diatonic Ni scale corresponds to C Major scale in Western Music.
