… basis, and without any preconceived ideas about established scale systems or historical dependencies” (Gerson-Kiwi …

… where permutations abound. The twelve tones of the tempered scale, so long the foundation of art music in the West, are …

… memorials (Hirsch 2012). [21] The escalation in sonic scale and affect—shifting from the pulse of electronic beats … Resonance The auditory arc culminates in a large-scale film featuring Nova survivors and their families. …

… f irst 2-4-5/2-4-5, then 3-4-5/3-4-5 pulsations. Its scale is tetratonic and the range does not exceed the fifth. …

… Although the melody is in the pentatonic anhemitonic scale, the intonation of some degrees is unstable, a phenomenon characteristic of music based on this scale whose smallest interval is a full tone. As in various …

… more common Hasidic niggunim . Section A is in the minor scale, with an open cadence on the third; section B is in …

… founders of modern, popular Moroccan music. The pentatonic scale prominent in this melody recalls the Berber style, …

… on pitches 5, 3, -2 and 1 respectively of the natural minor scale. Therefore, the melody repeats with each two lines. …

… this lacuna, is the detailed description of musical modes, scales, and melodic patterns of nigunim from Galician … Apparently, this practice fostered the shared musical scales in cantorial and Hasidic tunes. Schleifer points, … A shift to the “Altered Dorian” (i.e., to the traditional scale g–a–b♭–c’♮/c’#–d’–e’♮–f’♮–g’ ) in C has been noted. …

… and public events (Jewish and non-Jewish) on a worldwide scale. His travels took him to Johannesburg, New York, …

… this version, with its distinctive waltz rhythm and major scale, betrays its European pedigree. For a version from …

… degree (B flat), insinuating a switch to the parallel major scale (for more on this alternative version of section C, … Gorkovenko, “Ladovye osnovy evrejskoj narodnoj pesni [Basic Scales in the Jewish Folksong],” In: Pesennaja lirika ustnoj …