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Jins

In traditional Arabic music theory, a jins (Arabic: جنس, pl. أجناس, ajnās) is a set of three, four, or five stepwise pitches used to build an Arabic maqam, or melodic mode. They correspond to the English terms trichord, tetrachord, and pentachord. A maqam is made up of two or more ajnas.

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Standard tonics and transposition

IntervalsTransposedMajorMinor scalesOud
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Most common ajnas

MnemonicPerfect fifthPerfect fourthNeutral seconds12 equal temperament
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Meaning of a jins

PythagorasGenus (music)Differently tuned intervalsTonicLeading tone
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Etymology

Proto-Indo-EuropeanGenusGender
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Etymology

Meaning of a jins

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Most common ajnas

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Jins

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples68
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Jins

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related to Standard tonics and transposition · 8
Jins → An, Arab, Arabized, For, In, Rast, The, Unlike Western
related to Hijaz · 7
Jins → D-E, Hijaz, In, It, Jins Hijaz, Piano Hijaz, Though
related to Meaning of a jins · 7
Jins → Genus, Greek, Pythagoras, Tetrachord, Their, This, Traditional
related to Most common ajnas · 7
Jins → Arabic, Bayātī, In, Kurd, Nahāwand, Rāst, Sīkāh
related to Etymology · 6
Jins → Arabic, Greek, Latin, Proto-Indo-European, The, The Arabic
related to Rast · 5
Jins → Arab, In, Jins Rast, The, Turkish
related to Saba · 5
Jins → Bayati, It, Jins Saba, Saba, Unlike
related to Kurd · 4
Jins → It, Jins Kurd, Phrygian, Western
related to Sikah · 3
Jins → Jins Sikah, Sikah, This
related to Bayati · 2
Jins → Jins Bayati, There

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ajnas tonic tetrachord arabic music spanning pitches pitch perfect also fourth traditional intervals third set used melodic maqam rast pentachord

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the oud or violin generally prefer the tonicinstance ofplayers of stringed instruments0.80text
ghammaz of a jins to be on open stringsinstance ofplayers of stringed instruments0.80text
the oud or violininstance ofpitch will never be found on an open string of a stringed instrument0.80text
Cinstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
Dinstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
Finstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
Ginstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
A...RastJins Rast is a pentachord spanning a perfect fifthinstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
Ainstance ofbut it will never start on a semitonal or open-string note0.80text
Jinsrelated to BayatiJins Bayati0.60section
Jinsrelated to BayatiThere0.60section
Jinsrelated to EtymologyThe Arabic0.60section

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