harmonice

harmonice 1. ‚harmonisch‘, zusammenpassend, wohlgeordnet, wohlklingend 2. in der Harmonik — 1. ‘harmoniously’, in an appropriate manner, in a well-ordered manner, euphoniously 2. within the discipline of harmonics 1 ‚harmonisch‘, zusammenpassend, (nach mathematischer Proportion) wohlgeordnet, wohlklingend — ‘harmoniously’, in an appropriate manner, in a well-ordered manner (according to mathematical ratios), euphoniously a allgemein — general [s.XI] LmLVers. Ars humanas p. 113a. [s.XIII] LmLAnon. Hailspr. pr. p. 62 (sim. LmLAnon. Hailspr. pr. p. 65. LmLIoh. Groch. 62. LmLGuido Dion. 1, 1, 108). al. LmLIoh. Groch. 21: Dico autem concordantiam, quando unus sonus cum alio harmonice continuatur ... Consonantiam autem dico, quando duo soni vel plures simul uniti et in uno tempore unam perfectam harmoniam reddunt (inde LmLGuido Dion. 1, 1, 102-103). [s.XIV] LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 18, 1. (?) [s.XV] LmLGeorg. Ans. 1, 148: Quin potius pulcherrimum mundum ... quis opinari valeat harmonice resonare et symphonias plurimas edere? (sim. LmLFr. Gafur. theor. 1, 2, 1). LmLFr. Gafur. pract. 1, 7: Quarta diapason species, ducta a ⋅D⋅solre gravi ad ⋅D⋅lasolre acutam harmoniceque in suam confinalem, scilicet ⋅A⋅lamire acutam mediata, dorius est vocata. b mit Bezug auf die Mehrstimmigkeit — with reference to polyphony [s.XIII] LmLAnon. Couss. IV p. 32, 6: quaelibet longa aequipollet longae et brevi in primo modo vel brevi et longae in secundo modo vel ambobus, si bene armonice deducantur. LmLAnon. Couss. IV p. 32, 24: operabantur iuxta relationem inferius ad superius, superius ad inferius, et hoc iuxta sex concordantias armonice sumptas. LmLIoh. Groch. 184: Organum vero ... est cantus ex pluribus harmonice compositus. [s.XIV] LmLAnon. Mediol. 1, 5: Nota, quod semitonus armonicus est ille, qui armonice figuratur ac ponitur, et isto utimur in moctectis et discantu. (?) [s.XV] LmLAnon. La Fage III p. 243: Nota versus: Gamatice (ms.; ed.: gammatica): Est concors ordo, quod (ms.; ed.: quo) sex petit octo. / Diatonice: Per duo fit sursum vel per tertia sexta (ms.; ed.: tres iuxta) deorsum. Harmonice: Voce (ms.; ed.: vocem) parit sexta perfectis est aliena. (?) (cf. gammatice; cf. Contr. Quoniam hom. pr. 9) 2 in der Harmonik (als mathematische Disziplin) — within the discipline of harmonics [s.XIII] LmLAnon. Couss. IV p. 85, 36: duplex diapason, quod armonice dicitur quadrupla proportio.