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==Hlou-Ku music==
'''Bjeheondian music''' is a monophonic tradition based on [[Anbirese]]/[[Dårle]] music called the ''hanier'' (Ntg. 'stepping') tradition, which in modern times is based on pentatonic scale subsets of 24 equal divisions of the octave. The premise of the ''hanier'' tradition is "What if Arabic maqam was pentatonic and neutralized 2L3s (the Western pentatonic scale), instead of being heptatonic and neutralizing 5L2s (the diatonic scale)?"
== ''Buri''s ==
The ''buri'' (Ntg. 'sprint') is roughly equivalent to the ''jins'' in Arabic music. However, they usually span a fifth instead of a fourth.
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The first orchestras (''Ve Rein'', literally 'musical groups') in Bjeheond were invented by ancient Hlou-Ku speaking musicians.
== ''Pezům''s ==
''Pezům'' or ''hanier'' is a word for what roughly corresponds to a pentatonic subset scale of 24edo. Like the word ''maqam'', ''hanier'' may be used both as a synonym for the whole tradition and for types of scales used in the tradition.
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A popular instrument in Hlou and Ku music is the ''blad'' which is a curled up banana leaf that when blown, produces a shrill, high pitched sound. Different pitches can be produced by pulling on the ''blad''.
[[Category:Music]]
 
Other commonly used instruments are the jaw harp (''Schön Ried''), the tromba marina (''Trlöb Schmie''), the bowed psaltery (''Trlaub''), the slide guitar (''Dru''), rebecs (''Ntzein'') and violins of various sizes, and various kinds of prepared piano and guitar. Inharmonic and unpitched percussion instruments like chimes, woodblocks and rasps are also common.
 
A common folk instrument originating from Liai music is the kantele (''Zeig Pfaß''), tuned to harmonics from 4 to 16.
 
===Tuning===
 
Hlou musicians don't confine themselves to fixed tuning systems, except on fixed pitch instruments, which are typically tuned to JI scales.
 
Melodies in Hlou music are inspired by the contours of speech.
 
===Rhythm===
 
Hlou music makes use of complex rhythmic cycles, called ''Tal'', often consisting of more than 10 beats per "measure". Hlou rhythms are typically subdivided into groups (''Xeib'') of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 9. Groups of beats divisible by 3 are called ''schwei'' (complete); and the others are called ''lä schwei'' (incomplete).
 
The syllables ''dön'', ''de'', ''ka'', ''tei'' and ''tehl'' are used to vocalize drumbeats. A common ''Tal'' consists of the syllables ''dön de ka tehl ka dön de ka tehl de ka''.
 
===Styles===
 
Hlou music uses many forms familiar from European classical music: canon, fugue, sonata, ''Lied'' (art song; the word comes from an archaic Hlou word meaning "to express"), symphony, and concerto.
 
The Hlou ''Lied'' is typically accompanied with a slide guitar (''Dru'') and its vocal style is much closer to speech than the German ''Lied''.
 
===Notation===
 
Hlou music, unlike most other musical systems in Tricin, is notated on a staff. Staff notations vary from instrument to instrument.
 
===Famous composers===
 
Aodh '''Bach''' - medieval Ku composer
 
Rene '''du Fay''' - medieval Clooa composer
 
Don '''bin Chois''' - medieval Clooa composer
 
Lou '''de la Croix''' - romantic Clooa composer
 
Kuldjan '''Blagodavski''' - modern ??? composer
 
==Tsjoen music==
==Wiobian music==
 
==Rhythoed music==
 
==Miscellaneous ideas==
 
A Gregorian chant analog?

Latest revision as of 00:36, 24 June 2025

Written by Inthar

TODO: Replace Netagin terms with Anbirese/Dårle ones

Bjeheondian music is a monophonic tradition based on Anbirese/Dårle music called the hanier (Ntg. 'stepping') tradition, which in modern times is based on pentatonic scale subsets of 24 equal divisions of the octave. The premise of the hanier tradition is "What if Arabic maqam was pentatonic and neutralized 2L3s (the Western pentatonic scale), instead of being heptatonic and neutralizing 5L2s (the diatonic scale)?"

Buris

The buri (Ntg. 'sprint') is roughly equivalent to the jins in Arabic music. However, they usually span a fifth instead of a fourth.

  • 0 200 400 700 = "Antikurd"
  • 0 200 500 700 = "Antinahawand"
  • 0 300 500 700 = "Antiajam"
  • 0 200 450 700 = "Rast"
  • 0 250 500 700 = "Bayati"
  • 0 250 450 = "Sikah"
  • 0 300 400 700 = "Antihijaz"
  • 0 250 500 600 = "Saba"
  • 0 100 500 600 = Locrian
  • 0 150 300 700
  • 0 150 500 700
  • 0 400 600 700

Pezůms

Pezům or hanier is a word for what roughly corresponds to a pentatonic subset scale of 24edo. Like the word maqam, hanier may be used both as a synonym for the whole tradition and for types of scales used in the tradition.

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