enneachordum

enneachordum -i n. (et enneachordus -i m.) (ἐννεάχορδον) 1. Bezeichnung für einen neunstufigen Tonbereich 2. Bezeichnung für einen neun Tonstufen umfassenden Gesang — 1. term that designates a tonal collection consisting of nine notes 2. term that designates a song which encompasses nine notes[] 1 Bezeichnung für einen neunstufigen Tonbereich — term that designates a tonal collection consisting of nine notes [s.VI] LmLBoeth. mus. 1, 20 p. 208, 12. LmLBoeth. mus. 1, 20 p. 208, 18: nunc vero ordo sese enneachordi sic habet: hyperhypate, hypate, parhypate, lichanos, mese, paramese, trite, paranete, nete. LmLBoeth. mus. 1, 20 p. 209, 8. [s.IX-XII] LmLGloss. Boeth. mus. 1, 20, 137: figura, quae est IX chordarum, hoc est enneacordum. LmLGloss. Boeth. mus. 1, 20, 142. LmLGloss. Boeth. mus. 1, 20, 168. [s.XI-XII] LmLQuaest. mus. 1, 19 p. 45: Autenticus modulus prothi, id est primi toni ⋅C⋅D⋅E⋅F⋅G⋅a⋅b⋅C⋅c⋅d⋅ habet igitur enneacordum per duo diapente distinctum. Nam a ⋅C⋅ in ⋅G⋅ est unum, a ⋅G⋅ in ⋅d⋅ est alterum. LmLQuaest. mus. 1, 19 p. 47-49. [s.XIII] LmLIoh. Aegid. 9, 6: enneachordum a novem ... chordis. [s.XIV] LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 1, 6. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 4, 22-23. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 4, 24: Extremae chordae ipsius enneachordi inter se resonant tonum cum diapason vel bis diapente. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 4, 28. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 6, 45, 4-11. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 6, 48, 1-15. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 6, 49, 3. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 6, 50, 4. LmLAnon. Ellsworth 3 p. 208, 5: Prophrastus Periotes enneacordum composuit, ut sequitur: ⋅D⋅lasolre - tonus - ⋅E⋅lami - semitonium - ⋅F⋅faut - tonus - ⋅G⋅solreut - tonus - ⋅A⋅lamire - semitonium - ⋅B⋅fa - tonus - ⋅C⋅solfa - tonus - ⋅D⋅lasol - tonus - ⋅E⋅la. [s.XV] LmLUgol. Urb. 1, 5, 10: Huic octochordo ad partem graviorem addita est alia corda, quae hyparhypate nuncupatur, ut fieret eneachordum (inde LmLFr. Gafur. extr. 3, 4, 1). LmLUgol. Urb. 1, 5, 13 (inde LmLFr. Gafur. extr. 3, 5, 1). LmLFr. Gafur. extr. 3, 4, 1. 2 Bezeichnung für einen neun Tonstufen umfassenden Gesang — term that designates a song which encompasses nine notes [s.XV] LmLIoh. Cicon. mus. 2, 27 p. 294, 16: auctores musice post datas symphonias ad exemplum symphoniarum composuerunt cantus ... Tertia symphonia est diapason, que octo cordis constat; eius cantus ogdoacordum vocatur. Cui si additur una vox, eneacordum. LmLIoh. Cicon. mus. 4, 1 p. 364, 18. LmLIoh. Cicon. mus. 4, 1 p. 366, 4: Omnis igitur cantus in nomine aut nuncupabitur tetracordus aut pentacordus ... aut eneacordus eqs. LmLIoh. Cicon. mus. 4, 13 p. 374, 22. ex errore pro endecachordum: LmLFrut. brev. 1 p. 29.