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In this study, we investigate the square, cubic, and other nth roots of inversion in discrete pitch-class spaces. We examine the group-theoretical structures ...
In this study, we investigate the square, cubic, and other nth roots of inversion in discrete pitch-class spaces. We examine the group-theoretical structures ...
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To transpose a set (Tn), add n to each integer of the set. To invert a set (In), first invert the set (take each integer's complement mod 12), then transpose ...
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We have already seen that major triads and minor triads invert to each other. Inversion always involves some axis, a point around which we are inverting.
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To invert an interval, change the position of the notes so the note that was lower is now higher.. In the above example, a m6 inverts to a M3 ...
Inversion corresponds to reflection around some fixed point in pitch class space. If x is a pitch class, the inversion with index number n is written I n ...
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We'll look at three simple transformations that can be applied to pitch class sets. The first two will apply to both ordered and unordered sets.
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Inverting a set using T n I is a compound operation. The first step is to invert each note below C using C as an axis.
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In music theory, an inversion is a rearrangement of the top-to-bottom elements in an interval, a chord, a melody, or a group of contrapuntal lines of music.
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Pitch inversion occurs when all pitches are inverted, or flipped, around an axis of symmetry in pitch space (in other words, the axis of symmetry is a pitch).
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