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=== Example folk ~~dance:~~ Æ{{ring}}{{acute}}q Rin Ja{{acute}}rq ===

== Example folk pieces ==

=== ''Æ{{ring}}{{acute}}q Rin Ja{{acute}}rq'' ===

This is a direct transcription of the Earth folk song "Eirik Jarl" into ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q''. ~~Some scholars deny this and insist that the mode is ''vọj Hủd'' due to the repetition of the pitch class 8.~~ This is a fast dance, usually called ''gro{{tilde}}d Drŭv'', with a meter of 16, and it has a pace of 6 beats per second.

(Out-universe note: This is a direct transcription of the Earth folk song "Eirik Jarl" into ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q''.)

This is in a fast dance, usually called ''gro{{tilde}}d Drŭv'', with a meter of 16 (same rhythm as the ''gro{{tilde}}d Ů{{tilde}}q'' but faster), and it has a pace of 6 beats per second. It is written in ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q'' Some scholars deny this and insist that the mode is ''vọj Hủd'' due to the repetition of the pitch class 8.

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-=== Example folk dance: Æ{{ring}}{{acute}}q Rin Ja{{acute}}rq ===
+== Example folk pieces ==
+=== ''Æ{{ring}}{{acute}}q Rin Ja{{acute}}rq'' ===
-This is a direct transcription of the Earth folk song "Eirik Jarl" into ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q''. Some scholars deny this and insist that the mode is ''vọj Hủd'' due to the repetition of the pitch class 8. This is a fast dance, usually called ''gro{{tilde}}d Drŭv'', with a meter of 16, and it has a pace of 6 beats per second.
+(Out-universe note: This is a direct transcription of the Earth folk song "Eirik Jarl" into ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q''.)
+This is in a fast dance, usually called ''gro{{tilde}}d Drŭv'', with a meter of 16 (same rhythm as the ''gro{{tilde}}d Ů{{tilde}}q'' but faster), and it has a pace of 6 beats per second. It is written in ''vọj Jav Læ{{cdb}}q'' Some scholars deny this and insist that the mode is ''vọj Hủd'' due to the repetition of the pitch class 8.
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       | 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  9<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>3</sup> -   9<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 15<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> -  .  .
       | 12<sup>3</sup> 12<sup>3</sup> 12<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>3</sup> 11<sup>3</sup> -  11<sup>3</sup>  9<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>2</sup> 10<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 13<sup>2</sup> -  .  13<sup>2</sup>
-      | 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  9<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>3</sup> -   9<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 15<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> -  .  .
+      | 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  9<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>3</sup> -   9<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 12<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> 15<sup>2</sup>  8<sup>3</sup> -  .