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church mode

In music, one of eight modes or scales developed by the medieval church, centring on the notes D, E, F, or G, and using the notes of the C major scale. See mode.



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The endless debates about tuning systems, the problem of the mathematical basis of music, the question of Greek modes and their relation to ecclesiastical modes, the attempt to revive the fabled effects of Greek music in modern practice, the relation of music to poetics, the conflict between theory and practice, especially with regard to the categorization of consonances: all these subjects and more exercised generations of writers, often to an exceedingly acrimonious degree.
 
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