organisme : TERMISTI
auteur : Gracienne Benoit

date : 2005.07.01

EN

définition : Each of two pitch class sets that have the same intervals, but in reverse order.

source : HEADLAM 2005: 2; SOLOMON 1997b

entrée : inverse

grammaire : noun

contexte : new primes are kept separate from their inverses.

source : SOLOMON 1998

entrée : inverse set

grammaire : compound noun

contexte : information (...) was deleted by subsuming inverse sets under the same name

source : SOLOMON 1998

entrée : set inverse

grammaire : compound noun

contexte : Allen Forte’s “prime forms” are overly-reduced sets (...). (...) it becomes impossible to distinguish major from minor. This problem extends to all distinct pairs of set inverses

source : SOLOMON 1998

entrée : inversion

grammaire : noun

note : “inversion” is a polysemic word; compare with the other notions

contexte : the mirroring of the intervals of pc set [is] also [called its] inversion

source : SOLOMON 1997b

contexte : (speaking of a passage in an opera) here are two juxtaposed forms of [a] (...) sonority, (...) followed by its inversion

source : FORTE 1988: 329

entrée : inverted form

grammaire : compound noun

contexte : (in an excerpt) This invariant subset appears to have some special significance since no transposition of 7-10 will yield fewer than 3 invariants and only one value of t applied to the inverted form produces exactly 2 invariants

source : FORTE 1973: 76

Cooccurrences

inversely related sets source : SOLOMON 1997b

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définition : Ensemble de classes de hauteurs considéré par rapport à un autre en fonction de la relation d’inversion.

entrée : inverse

grammaire : nom masculin

contexte : L’inverse de l’ECH {0, 4, 7} (Do Majeur) donne l’ECH {0, 5, 8} (Fa mineur).

source : ANDREATTA & SCHAUB 2003 a : 7e p.

contexte : {2, 8, 9, 10, 11} (...) est transformé en son « inverse contextuel » (...) {5, 8, 9, 10, 11}

source : ANDREATTA 2003 c : 131