isorhythmicadj.

/ʌɪsəʊˈrɪθmɪk/

Forms: Also isorrhythmic.

Etymology: < iso- comb. form + Greek ῥυθμός measured motion, ῥυθμικός set to time, rhythmic adj. and n.

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1. Classical Prosody. Having the same number of moræ or units of time in thesis and arsis; characterized by feet of this kind (such as the dactyl, spondee, and anapæst).

2. Constructed in the same rhythm or metre (as something else).

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isorhythmic1870

tautometrical1892

tautometric1893

1870 Graphic 20 Aug. 183/1 We should like to see an isorhythmic English version of Victor Hugo's ‘Chasse du Burgrave’ or ‘Pas d'armes du Roi Jean’.

3. Music. ‘A modern musicological term applied to fourteenth-century choral works in which the tenor canto fermo (or sometimes an upper part) is many times repeated as to its rhythmic features, the pitch of the notes, however, being varied each time it appears’ ( Oxf. Compan. Music ed. 9). Also in more general use.

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jiggy1898

polyrhythmical1898

syncopated1908

polyrhythmic1916

mensuralist1940

isorhythmic1954

1954 Grove's Dict. Music IV. 551/1 The isorhythmic motet came to life shortly before 1316.

1957 Listener 26 Dec. 1086/1 An aria..on an isorrhythmic bass, that is to say, a ‘ground’ whose recurrencies begin on different beats in the bar.

1962 Listener 20 Sept. 453/1 Whether the demonstration is of isorhythmic patterns, classical thematic structures or rotations of a twelve-note succession, it rarely does more than rationalize a unity already intuitively experienced.

1963 Medium Ævum XXXII. 151 The elaborate iso-rhythmic setting of O potores exquisiti from the Carmina Burana.

1972 Daily Tel. 23 Feb. 11/7 To pinpoint some isorhythmic features when a given sequence of durations, though not of pitches, is reiterated in one or more parts.

1972 Composer & Conductor Aug. 6/1 Friedrich Ludwig proposed the term Isorhythmic to designate identical rhythmic patterns of different melodies in medieval motets.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1976; most recently modified version published online December 2020).

单词	isorhythmic
释义	isorhythmicadj. /ʌɪsəʊˈrɪθmɪk/ Forms: Also isorrhythmic. Etymology: < iso- comb. form + Greek ῥυθμός measured motion, ῥυθμικός set to time, rhythmic adj. and n. Categories » 1. Classical Prosody. Having the same number of moræ or units of time in thesis and arsis; characterized by feet of this kind (such as the dactyl, spondee, and anapæst). 2. Constructed in the same rhythm or metre (as something else). ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > literature > poetry > versification > metre > [adjective] > having same metre isorhythmic1870 tautometrical1892 tautometric1893 1870 Graphic 20 Aug. 183/1 We should like to see an isorhythmic English version of Victor Hugo's ‘Chasse du Burgrave’ or ‘Pas d'armes du Roi Jean’. 3. Music. ‘A modern musicological term applied to fourteenth-century choral works in which the tenor canto fermo (or sometimes an upper part) is many times repeated as to its rhythmic features, the pitch of the notes, however, being varied each time it appears’ ( Oxf. Compan. Music ed. 9). Also in more general use. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > music > type of music > [adjective] > style by rhythm jiggy1898 polyrhythmical1898 syncopated1908 polyrhythmic1916 mensuralist1940 isorhythmic1954 1954 Grove's Dict. Music IV. 551/1 The isorhythmic motet came to life shortly before 1316. 1957 Listener 26 Dec. 1086/1 An aria..on an isorrhythmic bass, that is to say, a ‘ground’ whose recurrencies begin on different beats in the bar. 1962 Listener 20 Sept. 453/1 Whether the demonstration is of isorhythmic patterns, classical thematic structures or rotations of a twelve-note succession, it rarely does more than rationalize a unity already intuitively experienced. 1963 Medium Ævum XXXII. 151 The elaborate iso-rhythmic setting of O potores exquisiti from the Carmina Burana. 1972 Daily Tel. 23 Feb. 11/7 To pinpoint some isorhythmic features when a given sequence of durations, though not of pitches, is reiterated in one or more parts. 1972 Composer & Conductor Aug. 6/1 Friedrich Ludwig proposed the term Isorhythmic to designate identical rhythmic patterns of different melodies in medieval motets. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1976; most recently modified version published online December 2020). < adj.1870
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