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	This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.		This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.

2025-01-31T22:04:08Z

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	[[Category:Semiquartal]]		[[Category:Semiquartal]]
	[[Category:Method]]		[[Category:Method]]
			[[Category:Approaches to tuning systems]]

2024-01-04T11:21:51Z

FloraC moved page 5L 4s/Inthar's approach to User:Inthar/5L 4s: Following other deprecated pages

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	This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.		This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.

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	This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.		This page describes my approaches to the [[semiquartal]] (5L4s) mos or generator framework, firstly a contrapuntal approach and secondly based on a fictional tradition inspired by world musics such as maqam.

2023-08-23T04:09:03Z

Intervals: Made corrections to some cent errors

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	* minor 4-step: 505c, suspended		* minor 4-step: 505c, suspended
	** aka perfect fourth		** aka perfect fourth
	* major 4-step: ~~633c~~, dissonant (tends to resolve up to perfect fifth)		* major 4-step: 632c, dissonant (tends to resolve up to perfect fifth)
	* minor 5-step (semi-)dissonant (can resolve down to perfect fourth)		* minor 5-step: 568c, (semi-)dissonant (can resolve down to perfect fourth)
	* major 5-step: ~~693c~~, consonant		* major 5-step: 695c, consonant
	** aka perfect fifth		** aka perfect fifth
	* minor 6-step: 758c, dissonant (can resolve down to perfect fifth or up to moseighth)		* minor 6-step: 758c, dissonant (can resolve down to perfect fifth or up to moseighth)
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	* minor 8-step: 1011c, suspended (can resolve down, less tendency to resolve up)		* minor 8-step: 1011c, suspended (can resolve down, less tendency to resolve up)
	* major 8-step: 1137c, dissonant (tends to resolve up to octave)		* major 8-step: 1137c, dissonant (tends to resolve up to octave)
	* perfect 9-step: ~~1200~~, octave		* perfect 9-step: 1200c, octave

	Be especially careful with naiadics or semitenths in low registers.		Be especially careful with naiadics or semitenths in low registers.

2023-04-26T09:31:51Z

Moved from category "impression" to "method"

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	=== Neutralized pentachords (in 19edo and 28edo) ===		=== Neutralized pentachords (in 19edo and 28edo) ===
	=== Enharmonic pentachords (in 23edo) ===		=== Enharmonic pentachords (in 23edo) ===
	~~[[Category:Impression]]~~
	[[Category:Semiquartal]]		[[Category:Semiquartal]]
			[[Category:Method]]

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	=== Neutralized pentachords (in 19edo and 28edo) ===		=== Neutralized pentachords (in 19edo and 28edo) ===
	=== Enharmonic pentachords (in 23edo) ===		=== Enharmonic pentachords (in 23edo) ===
			[[Category:Impression]]
			[[Category:Semiquartal]]

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Counterpoint

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	== Counterpoint ==		== Counterpoint ==
	Features of ~~parahard~~ semiquartal counterpoint:		Features of hard-of-basic (basic to superhard) semiquartal counterpoint:
	# The main difficulty is that melodic motions and timings are very unlike what we're used to in heptatonic counterpoint (stepwise motion doesn't end up where we expect it to).		# The main difficulty is that melodic motions and timings are very unlike what we're used to in heptatonic counterpoint (stepwise motion doesn't end up where we expect it to).
	# Fortunately, semiquartal has plenty of small steps and relatively dissonant intervals such as the supermajor third, which assists with melodic movement.		# Fortunately, semiquartal has plenty of small steps and relatively dissonant intervals such as the supermajor third, which assists with melodic movement.

2022-05-28T19:21:57Z

Stepwise motions

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	==== How to deal with supermajor thirds ====		==== How to deal with supermajor thirds ====
	===== Stepwise motions =====		===== Stepwise motions =====
	Descending stepwise motion spanning supermajor thirds (major 3-steps) are effective small resting points. ''Ascending'' stepwise motion is less stable unless you can make the context stabilize the supermajor third above the basepoint.		Descending stepwise motion spanning supermajor thirds (major 3-steps) are effective small resting points. ''Ascending'' stepwise motion is less stable unless you can make the context stabilize the supermajor third above the basepoint (e.g. as the tonic, or part of a supermajor triad sonority).

	===== Machaut cadences =====		===== Machaut cadences =====
	*G^ C > G D, G^ C D^ > G D E^		*G^ C > G D, G^ C D^ > G D E^