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ecclesiastical mode

/ɪˌkliːziˈæstɪkəl məʊd/

Tradução: Um dos oito modos musicais medievais usados na música litúrgica ocidental, especialmente no canto gregoriano, caracterizado por determinadas sequências de tons e semitons.

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/ɪˌkliːziˈæstɪkəl məʊd/C1formalart
  • ptUm dos oito modos musicais medievais usados na música litúrgica ocidental, especialmente no canto gregoriano, caracterizado por determinadas sequências de tons e semitons.

One of the eight medieval musical scales or modes used in Western liturgical music, particularly in Gregorian chant, characterized by specific patterns of whole and half steps.

  1. Medieval musical scaleC2formal

    One of the eight scales used in medieval and Renaissance church music, also known as Gregorian modes.

    ptModo eclesiástico

    • The Dorian mode is one of the most common ecclesiastical modes.
    • Composers in the Middle Ages strictly followed the rules of ecclesiastical modes.
    • The Gregorian chant is based on the system of ecclesiastical modes.