Übersetzung für 'whole tone' von Englisch nach Deutsch

whole-tone {adj}

ganztönigmus.

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(whole) tone

Ganzton {m}mus.

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whole tone

ganzer Ton {m}mus.

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whole tone interval

Ganztonintervall {n}mus.

whole tone scale

Ganztonskala {f}mus.

whole tone step

Ganztonschritt {m}mus.

whole-tone scale

Ganztonleiter {f}mus.

whole-tone trill

Ganztontriller {m}mus.

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tone

Farbton {m}

Ton {m}

Tonus {m}med.

Klang {m}

Umgangston {m}

Tönung {f} [Farbton]

Spannkraft {f}

to tone

tonenphoto.

tone duration

Tondauer {f}

tone hearing

Tongehör {n}audio

side tone

Nebenton {m}

Nebengeräusch {n}

clean tone

reiner Klang {m}

tone impulse

Tonschallimpuls {m}audio

tone burst

Tonschallimpuls {m}audio

skin tone

Hautton {m}

tone control

Klangfarbenregler {m}audioelectr.

reference tone

Normalton {m} [Akustik]tech.

tone frequency

Tonfrequenz {f}audioelectr.

wolf tone

Wolf {m} [Streichinstrument]mus.

• In 1912, the French composer Ernest Fanelli (1860–1917) received significant attention and coverage in the Parisian press following a performance of a symphonic poem he wrote in 1886, titled "Thèbes", incorporating elements associated with Impressionism, such as extended chords and whole-tone scales.
• In the Alps there are also chromatic dulcimers with crossed strings, which are in a whole tone distance in every row.
• In this section, "semitone" and "whole tone" may not have their usual 12-EDO meanings, as it discusses how they may be tempered in different ways from their just versions to produce desired relationships.
• A diatonic scale can be also described as two tetrachords separated by a whole tone.
• Ancient Greek theorists recognized that the octave is a fundamental interval, but saw it as built from two tetrachords and a whole tone.

• Not only Debussy's use of whole-tone scales, but also his style of word-setting in "Pelléas et Mélisande", were the subject of study by Leoš Janáček while he was writing his 1921 opera "Káťa Kabanová".
• His use of the whole tone scale, which uses only whole steps, made the Coronation scene stand out.
• Therefore, the seventh scale degree becomes a subtonic to the tonic because it is now a whole tone lower than the tonic, in contrast to the seventh degree in the major scale, which is a semitone tone lower than the tonic (leading-tone).
• In classical solo playing the double bass is usually tuned a whole tone higher (F [...] 1–B1–E2–A2).