Verse:Hmøøh/herIdosm - Revision history

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2023-01-25T19:47:36Z

IlL moved page Verse:Tricin/herIdosm to Verse:Hmøøh/herIdosm without leaving a redirect

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2019-06-24T18:02:38Z

Tetrachordal music

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	Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.		Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.
	===Tetrachordal music===		===Tetrachordal music===
	The earliest recorded Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.		The earliest recorded Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music. herIdosm is the birthplace of tetrachords in northern Txapoalli. From there they spread to səHetom and Sowaárp'í.

	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord?		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord?
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	Notably from a Western viewpoint, Neutral seconds and very small intervals from 50 and 70 cents were used.		Notably from a Western viewpoint, Neutral seconds and very small intervals from 50 and 70 cents were used.

	===7 note scales===		===7 note scales===
	based on 5 or 7 limit JI?		based on 5 or 7 limit JI?

2019-06-24T04:43:43Z

7 note scales

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	Notably from a Western viewpoint, Neutral seconds and very small intervals from 50 and 70 cents were used.		Notably from a Western viewpoint, Neutral seconds and very small intervals from 50 and 70 cents were used.
	===7 note scales===		===7 note scales===
	7 ~~note scales but not all diatonic based~~		based on 5 or 7 limit JI?

	===Harmonic period===		===Harmonic period===
	Talman educated Idosians proposed the idea of a 22-division system		Talman educated Idosians proposed the idea of a 22-division system

2019-06-24T04:40:26Z

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	Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.		Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.
	===Tetrachordal music===		===Tetrachordal music===
	The earliest Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.		The earliest recorded Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.

	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord?		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord?
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	*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)
	*terms for equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords		*terms for equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords
	*terms for intervals		*terms for intervals.

			Notably from a Western viewpoint, Neutral seconds and very small intervals from 50 and 70 cents were used.
			===7 note scales===
			7 note scales but not all diatonic based
			===Harmonic period===
			Talman educated Idosians proposed the idea of a 22-division system

2019-06-24T04:34:39Z

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	*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)
	*terms for equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords		*terms for equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords
			*terms for intervals

2019-06-24T04:34:21Z

Tetrachordal music

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	*''sətsfimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord		*''sətsfimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord
	*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)
	*equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords		*terms for equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords

2019-06-24T04:31:28Z

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	The earliest Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.		The earliest Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.

	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord?
	*''~~sətspimi~~ səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord		*''sətsfimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord
	*''~~sətspimi~~'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətsfimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)
			*equable, diatonic, chromatic and enharmonic tetrachords

2019-06-24T04:29:25Z

Tetrachordal music

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	Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.		Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.
	===Tetrachordal music===		===Tetrachordal music===
			The earliest Idosian tradition was based on tetrachords like Ancient Greek music.

	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord
	*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord		*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord
	*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)

2019-06-24T04:28:27Z

Tetrachordal music

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	==Music==		==Music==
	Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.		Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.
	===~~Tetrachords~~===		===Tetrachordal music===
	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord
	*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord		*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord
	*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)

2019-06-24T04:28:12Z

Music

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	Idosian cuisine uses a variety of seafoods.		Idosian cuisine uses a variety of seafoods.
	==Music==		==Music==
	22edo; similar to [[Shalian]] music.		Idosian music uses 22edo; it is similar to [[Shalian]] music.
			===Tetrachords===
	*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord		*''huwozkw'' (cl 5) = tetrachord
	*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord		*''sətspimi səraši'' = equable (lit. even) tetrachord
	*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)		*''sətspimi'' (cl 10) = genus (lit. hue)