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Adj.1.scalic - of or related to a musical scale; "scalic patterns"


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Approaching intervals from the standpoint of scalic relationships is a more sound method.
In this case, the booklet note tells us the percussion "forms the core of various layers of sound, which move across one another in part according to the chance rhythms of aleatory principles, and whose scalic material partly derives from Slavonic liturgical chant and partly from serial note-row procedures.
By the finale, however, the players were once again comfortable with the Arnold's lively melodies and scalic passages
 
 
 
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