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pandiatonicism
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pandiatonicism
1. the composition of music using all seven notes of the diatonic scale in a manner free from classical harmonie restrictions.
2. the music written in this style. — pandiatonic, adj.
See also: Music
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Like Parsifal, the resultant audiowork is pandiatonic (7) and deceptively beautiful--a "conceptual neoclassicism"(8) Brian Eno is also a member of the Long Now Foundation, an institute that promotes "slower/better" thinking.
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About setting one by Hillert, Richard / Currents in Theology and Mission
 
 
 
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