User:Ganaram inukshuk/3L 4s - Revision history

Ganaram inukshuk: collapse table

2024-11-09T19:35:02Z

collapse table

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:35, 9 November 2024
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	One set of mode nicknames was coined by [[Andrew Heathwaite]]. The other set was coined by [[User:CellularAutomaton\|CellularAutomaton]] and follows the diatonic modes' naming convention by using ancient Greek toponyms that sound similar to the Heathwaite names.		One set of mode nicknames was coined by [[Andrew Heathwaite]]. The other set was coined by [[User:CellularAutomaton\|CellularAutomaton]] and follows the diatonic modes' naming convention by using ancient Greek toponyms that sound similar to the Heathwaite names.

	{{MOS modes\|Table Headers=Mode Names (Heathwaite); Mode Names (CA)\|Table Entries=dril; Dalmatian; gil; Galatian; kleeth; Cilician; bish; Bithynian; fish; Pisidian; jwl; Illyrian; led; Lycian\|Scale Signature=3L 4s}}		{{MOS modes\|Table Headers=Mode Names (Heathwaite); Mode Names (CA)\|Table Entries=dril; Dalmatian; gil; Galatian; kleeth; Cilician; bish; Bithynian; fish; Pisidian; jwl; Illyrian; led; Lycian\|Scale Signature=3L 4s\|Collapsed=1}}
	==Scale properties==		==Scale properties==
	{{TAMNAMS use}}		{{TAMNAMS use}}

Ganaram inukshuk: un-break templates

2024-11-09T19:29:21Z

un-break templates

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	{{Infobox MOS\|debug=1\|~~tuning~~=3L 4s}}		{{Infobox MOS\|debug=1\|Tuning=3L 4s}}

	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro\|Scale Signature=3L 4s}}
	==Naming==		==Naming==

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	One set of mode nicknames was coined by [[Andrew Heathwaite]]. The other set was coined by [[User:CellularAutomaton\|CellularAutomaton]] and follows the diatonic modes' naming convention by using ancient Greek toponyms that sound similar to the Heathwaite names.		One set of mode nicknames was coined by [[Andrew Heathwaite]]. The other set was coined by [[User:CellularAutomaton\|CellularAutomaton]] and follows the diatonic modes' naming convention by using ancient Greek toponyms that sound similar to the Heathwaite names.

	{{MOS modes\|Table Headers=Mode Names (Heathwaite); Mode Names (CA)\|Table Entries=dril; Dalmatian; gil; Galatian; kleeth; Cilician; bish; Bithynian; fish; Pisidian; jwl; Illyrian; led; Lycian}}		{{MOS modes\|Table Headers=Mode Names (Heathwaite); Mode Names (CA)\|Table Entries=dril; Dalmatian; gil; Galatian; kleeth; Cilician; bish; Bithynian; fish; Pisidian; jwl; Illyrian; led; Lycian\|Scale Signature=3L 4s}}
	==Scale properties==		==Scale properties==
	{{TAMNAMS use}}		{{TAMNAMS use}}

	===Intervals===		===Intervals===
	{{MOS intervals}}		{{MOS intervals\|Scale Signature=3L 4s}}

	=== Modes ===		=== Modes ===
	{{MOS mode degrees}}		{{MOS mode degrees\|Scale Signature=3L 4s}}

	== ''Other sections go here...'' ==		== ''Other sections go here...'' ==

Ganaram inukshuk: mockup page

2024-11-09T19:28:31Z

mockup page

New page

{{Infobox MOS|debug=1|tuning=3L 4s}}

{{MOS intro}}
==Naming==

=== Scale name ===
[[TAMNAMS]] suggests the temperament-agnostic name '''mosh''' for this scale, adopted from an older [[Graham Breed's MOS naming scheme|MOS naming scheme]] by Graham Breed. The name is a contraction of "mohajira-ish".

=== Provisional mode names ===
''Some names discussed here come from a non-authoritative source and are likely to be replaced.''

One set of mode nicknames was coined by [[Andrew Heathwaite]]. The other set was coined by [[User:CellularAutomaton|CellularAutomaton]] and follows the diatonic modes' naming convention by using ancient Greek toponyms that sound similar to the Heathwaite names.

{{MOS modes|Table Headers=Mode Names (Heathwaite); Mode Names (CA)|Table Entries=dril; Dalmatian; gil; Galatian; kleeth; Cilician; bish; Bithynian; fish; Pisidian; jwl; Illyrian; led; Lycian}}
==Scale properties==
{{TAMNAMS use}}

===Intervals===
{{MOS intervals}}

=== Modes ===
{{MOS mode degrees}}

== ''Other sections go here...'' ==