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Rhythmic mode

In medieval music, the rhythmic modes were set patterns of long and short durations (or rhythms). The value of each note is not determined by the form of the written note (as is the case with more recent European musical notation), but rather by its position within a group of notes written as a single figure called a ligature, and by the position of the…

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related to Further reading · 67
Rhythmic mode → Ancient, Articles, Belknap Press, Cambridge, Carl, Claude, Cologne, Current Musicology, David, Don Michael, Donald Jay, Egon, Ernest, Faber, Fall, Festschrift, Fractio Modi, Franco, Freunden, Garlandia
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Rhythmic mode → Composition, Cruce, Later, Notre Dame, Notre-Dame, Petrus, Pérotin, Though
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Rhythmic mode → Devised, Linked

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Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingArticles0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingJohannes0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingGarlandia0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingFranco0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingCologne0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingThe New Grove Dictionary0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingMusic0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingMusicians0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingStanley Sadie0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingLondon0.60section
Rhythmic moderelated to Further readingMacmillan Publishers Ltd0.60section
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