organisme : TERMISTI
auteur : Gracienne Benoit

date : 2005.07.01

EN

définition : Pitch classes arranged in a temporal order.^[1] “Although the word ‘set’ is sometimes used for such ordered patterns, they are more often referred to as series (or rows).^[2]

source : [1] SOLOMON 1997b; [2] TUCKER 2000: 15

note : “When we project musical objects onto one of their dimensions, and that one exhibits some order, we say that the objects are ‘ordered in’ that dimension”

source : RAHN 1975

note : Examples of ordered sets: melodies and melodic lines

source : Dr Moreno ANDREATTA, 3 May, 2005

notation : ordered sets are displayed with a space separating the numbers, [e.g.] A:9 0 5 11; B:9 0 11 5

source : FORTE 1973: 61

entrée : ordered set

grammaire : compound noun

note : “ordered” vs. “unordered”

contexte : Many thousands of different 12-tone rows may be constructed from the [12 chromatic] pcs. (...) Each is an ordered set or series.

source : SOLOMON 2002b

entrée : ordered pc set

grammaire : compound noun

contexte : three forms of pc set 5-4 are unfolded in [a] passage [from a piece by Schoenberg]: the ordered pc sets A: 8 4 3 2 5 (...) B: 10 1 9 8 7 (...) C: 0 3 11 10 9

source : FORTE 1973: 63

entrée : linear set

grammaire : compound noun

contexte : little research has been conducted that examines the explicit behavior of vertical and linear sets on the musical surface and how these sets interact to generate unified spaces.

source : SHUSTER 2005

Cooccurrences

the ordered octatonic set. source : FORTE 1988: 322

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entrée : ensemble ordonné

grammaire : groupe nominal masculin

note : comparer avec le même terme dans le domaine de la théorie des ensembles

contexte :

source : traduction dans le GDRM