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trisdiapason, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...
There is one meaning in OED's entry for the noun trisdiapason. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete. It ... www.oed.com
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diapason, n. meanings, etymology and more
A low diapason; an organ stop sounding such a note. trisdiapason, n. 1677–1706. An interval of three octaves, a twenty-second; a… tetradiapason, n. 1704–86. www.oed.com
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Synopsis of vocal musick containing the rudiments of singing rightly ...
... trisdiapason, a triple eighth or two and twentieth; and also of a thrice compounded called a tetradiapason, a quadrula eighth, or nine and twentieth ... quod.lib.umich.edu
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trisdiapason
† trisdiaˈpason Mus. Obs. [f. tris- + diapason, after disdiapason.] An interval of three octaves, a twenty-second; a note three octaves above or below a given note. (Cf. tridiapason, tri- 4 a.)1677 Plot Oxfordsh. 293 And so will strike an under trisdiapason, or a 22{supd}. 1706 Phillips (ed. Kersey)... Oxford English Dictionary
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[PDF] Author: Beccatelli, Giovanfrancesco - Musicologie.org
the Bisdia-pason and the Trisdiapason are called Antiphonoi and Homophonoi, while the ones that are in unison, or aequisoni, are called Isotonoi, which ... www.musicologie.org
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Templum musicum, or, The musical synopsis of the learned and ...
A Trisdiapason is divided into three Octaves, and so of the rest. These Propositions are demonstrated by propositions arithmetical of proportions added, sub ... quod.lib.umich.edu
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tris-, prefix (trɪs) repr. Gr. τρίς thrice (which occurs as prefix, τρισ-, in numerous Gr. compounds, chiefly adjs.): used in Eng. in a few technical words of various kinds, and in Chemistry. 1. See trisagion, trisdiapason, trismegist, trisoctahedron, tristetrahedron. 2. Chem. † a. Used in the early... Oxford English Dictionary
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A 17th-Century Dial-Song on JSTOR
full ordinary compass of the Trisdiapason of 22 notes, i.e. 'the full extent of the Gamut', though, as Butler himself points out, the individual voice parts ... www.jstor.org
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[PDF] Heinrich Baryphonus and Heinrich Grimm's Pleiades musicae
... trisdiapason in 8:1, and the major tenth in 5:2. VII. Moreover, the harmonic numbers are between themselves either primary or composite. Those that are ... digital.library.unt.edu
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[PDF] City, University of London Institutional Repository
... Trisdiapason, or the ful extent of the ram-ut: but ordinarily they doe not exceede the number of. 19 or 20. 32. Page 40. Section iii: The Ladder of Music... openaccess.city.ac.uk
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Synopsis of Vocal Musick [Reprint ed.] 0754635058, 9780754635055
... trisdiapason, a triple eighth or two and twentieth; and also of a thrice compounded called a tetradiapason, a quadruplaw eighth, or nine and twentieth ... dokumen.pub
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[PDF] The Unknown Ives, Volume 2
The theme is a two-hand unison melody, three octaves apart (or, to the organist Ives, “Trisdiapason”). Ives describes the theme as “The old stone wall ... nwr-site-liner-notes.s3.amazonaws.com
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