xenharmonic造句

• Or Talk : Xenharmonic music, not sure even that would really fit under Music Theory because the whole idea is music that sounds different from twelve tone music, has some parallels with standard ideas of music theory but in many ways needs a different treatment.
• The very intrepid may simply want to treat it as a xenharmonic music interval; depending on the size of the meantone fifth it can be made to be exactly 20 / 13 or 17 / 11, or less commonly to 32 / 21 or 49 / 32.
• Also, while I think " microtonal " and " xenharmonic " both have value for people who know those terms, people sometimes get wrapped around the axle with respect to microtonal vs . macrotonal, etc ., and ethnomusicologists don't use either term at all.
• As examples, Easely Blackwood, author of " The Structure of Recognizable Diatonic Tunings ", wrote many etudes in ETs from 12 equal to 24 equal which bring out both many connections and resemblances to twelve tone music as well as bringing out various xenharmonic characteristics of the tunings.
• "' Xenharmonic music "'is music whose instruments, and tuning-systems which do not sound like the 12-tone-equal temperament . . . . Xenharmonics is intended to include just intonation and such temperaments as the 5-, 7-, and 11-tone, along with the higher-numbered really-microtonal systems as far as one wishes to go ."
• John Chalmers, author of " Divisions of the Tetrachord ", writes : " The converse of this definition is that music which can be performed in 12-tone equal temperament without significant loss of its identity is not truly " microtonal " . " Thus xenharmonic music may be distinguished from the more common twelve-tone equal temperament, as well as some use of just intonation and equal temperaments, by the use of unfamiliar intervals, harmonies, and timbres.
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