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‖ proslambaˈnomenos
[L. (Vitruv.) a. Gr. προσλαµβανόµενος (sc. τόνος) the note taken in addition, i.e. added below the ὑπάτη, hypate.]
The name of the lowest note, added below the lowest tetrachord, in the later scales or systems of ancient Greek music.
1694Holder Harmony (1731) 104 In this Scale of Disdiapason..the Mese is an Octave below the Nete Hyperbolæon, and an Octave above the Proslambanomenos. Ibid. 105 The Hypodorian Mood, the Proslambanomenos whereof was fix'd upon the lowest clear and firm Note of the Voice or Instrument..of the deepest settled Pitch. Ibid. 106 The Proslambanomenos of the Hypermixolydian Mood was just an Eighth higher than that of the Hypodorian. 1782Burney Hist. Mus. (1789) II. ii. 86 The proslambanomenos or most grave sound in all their systems. 1894R. C. Hope Med. Music iii. 25 The lesser or conjunct system comprised the scale of Sappho, the proslambanomenos or added note below, with the upper tetrachord of Terpander's. |