dodecaphonic

do·dec·a·phon·ic

 (dō′dĕk-ə-fŏn′ĭk)

adj.

Relating to, composed in, or consisting of twelve-tone music.

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[Greek dōdeka, twelve; see dodecagon + phon(o)-, tone, pitch + -ic.]

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do·dec′a·phon·ist (dō-dĕk′ə-fə-nĭst, dō′də-kăf′ə-) n.

do·dec′a·phon′y (dō-dĕk′ə-fō′nē, dō′də-kăf′ə-), do·dec′a·phon·ism n.

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dodecaphonic

(ˌdəʊdɛkəˈfɒnɪk)

adj

(Classical Music) of or relating to the twelve-tone system of serial music

ˌdodecaˈphonism n

ˌdodecaˈphony n

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Translations

dodecafónico

dodécaphonique

dodecaphonic

[ˌdəʊdekəˈfɒnɪk] ADJ → dodecafónico

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