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ILC developing version
Expanded class xm

  ▲  broader class

▽ ⌕         xmWr       performing arts; shows
▽ ⌕         xm       music  [musicology; musical criticism]  ↞ g5n sound   ≈ DDC 780
▽ ⌕         xm35                 performed by music performer
▽ ⌕         xm35pxrq                                     Barenboim; Daniel Barenboim
▽ ⌕         xm5c   ⋄                composition
▽ ⌕         xm5d   ⋄                study; training; exercise
▽ ⌕         xm5o   ⋄                performance; playing
▽ ⌕         xm60   ⋄                evoking theme
▽ ⌕         xm60jUesv   ⋄                                    Moldau
▽ ⌕         xm7            for instrument; medium  ↞ s services
▽ ⌕         xm7(6)                  timbre; timber; sound quality; colour
▽ ⌕         xm70                 for object used as instrument
▽ ⌕         xm70xɭ                            lyrics
▽ ⌕         xm75   ⋄                played by player; performer
▽ ⌕         xm7a                 voice; song  ↞ mU7e human respiratory organs   ≈ DDC 782 783
▽ ⌕         xm7ab                      bass
▽ ⌕         xm7ae                      baritone
▽ ⌕         xm7ah                      tenor
▽ ⌕         xm7an                      contralto; alto
▽ ⌕         xm7aq                      mezzo-soprano
▽ ⌕         xm7as                      soprano
▽ ⌕         xm7b                 body percussion  ↞ mU7 human organs
▽ ⌕         xm7c                 idiophones; percussion instruments  ≈ DDC 786
▽ ⌕         xm7cc                      vascular structure instruments
▽ ⌕         xm7ccb                           bells
▽ ⌕         xm7ccbw                                cowbells
▽ ⌕         xm7ccg                           gongs
▽ ⌕         xm7ci                      triangles
▽ ⌕         xm7cɭ                      xylophones
▽ ⌕         xm7cr                      reciprocally struck idiophones
▽ ⌕         xm7cs                      indirectly struck idiophones
▽ ⌕         xm7d                 membranophones; drums  ≈ DDC 786
▽ ⌕         xm7dr                      friction drums
▽ ⌕         xm7k                 cordophones; stringed instruments  ≈ DDC 787
▽ ⌕         xm7k(7s)                           strings
▽ ⌕         xm7kc                      zithers; simple chordophones
▽ ⌕         xm7kf                      table cordophones
▽ ⌕         xm7kfp                           pianos
▽ ⌕         xm7kɭ                      lutes
▽ ⌕         xm7kɭg                           plucked strings including guitars
▽ ⌕         xm7kɭs                           bowed strings including violins
▽ ⌕         xm7kp                      harps
▽ ⌕         xm7n                 aerophones; wind instruments  ≈ DDC 788
▽ ⌕         xm7n(7m)                           mouthpiece
▽ ⌕         xm7n(7r)                           reed
▽ ⌕         xm7n(7rg)                                vegetable reed  ↞ mpwb monocotyledons
▽ ⌕         xm7n(7rt)                                artificial reed
▽ ⌕         xm7nc                      straight closed flutes; Pan flutes
▽ ⌕         xm7nf                      transverse flutes
▽ ⌕         xm7nm                      clarinets; aerophones with simple reed
▽ ⌕         xm7nmx                           saxophones
▽ ⌕         xm7no                      oboes; aerophones with double reed
▽ ⌕         xm7nq                      bagpipes; aerophones with air reservoir
▽ ⌕         xm7nq(7b)                                bag; air reservoir
▽ ⌕         xm7nr                      free reed aerophones
▽ ⌕         xm7nrh                           harmonicas; mouth-organs
▽ ⌕         xm7nrw                           accordions
▽ ⌕         xm7nu                      mouthpiece aerophones
▽ ⌕         xm7nuh                           horns
▽ ⌕         xm7nut                           trumpets
▽ ⌕         xm7t                 electrophones
▽ ⌕         xm8             musical tempo
▽ ⌕         xm86                  ensemble; chorus
▽ ⌕         xm88                  medium broad size; formation
▽ ⌕         xm88d                      solo; monodic
▽ ⌕         xm88f                      ensemble
▽ ⌕         xm88f87q                                     duo ensemble
▽ ⌕         xm88f87r                                     trio ensemble
▽ ⌕         xm88m                      group; band; polyphony
▽ ⌕         xm88u                      orchestra
▽ ⌕         xm88u7n                                wind orchestra; banda
▽ ⌕         xm89   [xmbXX]                in tonality; key  ↞ xmbX octaves
▽ ⌕         xm895   [ann]                      scale type; interval
▽ ⌕         xm895v                           diatonic scale; heptatonic; heptatonia prima; set form 7-35
▽ ⌕         xm895y                           chromatic; dodecatonic
▽ ⌕         xm896   [xmbXX]                      musical mode; diatonic scale
▽ ⌕         xm896a                           Aeolian mode
▽ ⌕         xm896b                           Locrian mode
▽ ⌕         xm896c                           Ionian mode; major scale
▽ ⌕         xm896d                           Dorian mode
▽ ⌕         xm896e                           Phrygian mode
▽ ⌕         xm896f                           Lydian mode
▽ ⌕         xm896g                           Mixolydian mode
▽ ⌕         xm897   [ann]                      number of pitch classes
▽ ⌕         xm897t                           pentatonic; five
▽ ⌕         xm897u                           hexatonic; six
▽ ⌕         xm897v                           heptatonic; seven
▽ ⌕         xm897w                           octatonic; eight
▽ ⌕         xm899                       tonality type
▽ ⌕         xm899b                           major
▽ ⌕         xm899c                           minor
▽ ⌕         xm899d                           diminished
▽ ⌕         xm89c                      C; do
▽ ⌕         xm8c                 grave
▽ ⌕         xm8d                 largo
▽ ⌕         xm8e                 lento
▽ ⌕         xm8g                 adagio
▽ ⌕         xm8j                 andante
▽ ⌕         xm8m                 moderato
▽ ⌕         xm8p                 allegretto
▽ ⌕         xm8r                 allegro
▽ ⌕         xm8v                 vivace
▽ ⌕         xm8x                 presto
▽ ⌕         xm8y                 prestissimo
▽ ⌕         xm90                 for function; purpose; occasion; effect
▽ ⌕         xm90sm                           military functions
▽ ⌕         xm90u                      official functions
▽ ⌕         xm90wp                           rituals; sacred; liturgic music
▽ ⌕         xm90xn                           dance
▽ ⌕         xm90xs                           cinema
▽ ⌕         xm92                 of; traditional of original region
▽ ⌕         xm93                 by composer
▽ ⌕         xm93ptqt                                     Palestrina; Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
▽ ⌕         xm93ptuv                                     Monteverdi; Claudio Monteverdi
▽ ⌕         xm93ptvw                                     Vivaldi; Antonio Vivaldi
▽ ⌕         xm93puwte                                     Händel; Georg Friedrich Händel
▽ ⌕         xm93puwtg                                     J.S. Bach; Johann Sebastian Bach
▽ ⌕         xm93pvrq                                     Haydn; Franz Joseph Haydn
▽ ⌕         xm93pvtu                                     Mozart; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
▽ ⌕         xm93pvvo                                     Beethoven; Ludwig van Beethoven
▽ ⌕         xm93pvxv                                     Schubert; Franz Schubert
▽ ⌕         xm93pwpof                                     Chopin; Fryderyk Chopin
▽ ⌕         xm93pwprk                                     Wagner; Richard Wagner
▽ ⌕         xm93pwprt                                     Verdi; Giuseppe Verdi
▽ ⌕         xm93pwrrj                                     Brahms; Johannes Brahms
▽ ⌕         xm93pwuon                                     Mahler; Gustav Mahler
▽ ⌕         xm93pwusɭ                                     Richard Strauss
▽ ⌕         xm93pwwpg                                     Bartók; Béla Bartók
▽ ⌕         xm93pxprw                                     Britten; Benjamin Britten
▽ ⌕         xm93pxqtg                                     Boulez; Pierre Boulez
▽ ⌕         xm93pxqwq                                     Stockhausen; Karlheinz Stockhausen
▽ ⌕         xm93pxqwv                                     Morricone; Ennio Morricone
▽ ⌕         xm93pxsoe                                     De André; Fabrizio De André
▽ ⌕         xm9o   ⋄                baroque
▽ ⌕         xmb            notes; pitch classes
▽ ⌕         xmbX                 octaves
▽ ⌕         xmbXX                      notes
▽ ⌕         xmbXc                      C; do; ut
▽ ⌕         xmbXd                      C#; do diesis
▽ ⌕         xmbXe                      D; re
▽ ⌕         xmbXf                      D#; mi bemolle
▽ ⌕         xmbXg                      E; mi
▽ ⌕         xmbXh                      F; fa
▽ ⌕         xmbXi                      F#; fa diesis
▽ ⌕         xmbXj                      G; sol
▽ ⌕         xmbXk                      G#; sol diesis
▽ ⌕         xmbXɭ                      A; la
▽ ⌕         xmbXm                      A#; si bemolle
▽ ⌕         xmbXn                      B; si
▽ ⌕         xmbd                 subsubcontra
▽ ⌕         xmbe                 subcontra
▽ ⌕         xmbf                 contra octave
▽ ⌕         xmbg                 great octave
▽ ⌕         xmbh                 small octave
▽ ⌕         xmbi                 one-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmbiɭ                      standard A; A4
▽ ⌕         xmbj                 two-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmbɭ                 three-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmbm                 four-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmbn                 five-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmbo                 six-lined octave
▽ ⌕         xmc            chords  [harmony]
▽ ⌕         xme            beats; rhythms; meters
▽ ⌕         xmec                 simple duple
▽ ⌕         xmed                 simple triple
▽ ⌕         xmeg                 compound duple
▽ ⌕         xmej                 compound triple
▽ ⌕         xmf            phrases
▽ ⌕         xmi            motifs
▽ ⌕         xmiɭ                 leitmotifs
▽ ⌕         xmm            melodies; tunes; voices
▽ ⌕         xmme                 themes
▽ ⌕         xmmg                 verses
▽ ⌕         xmmh                 refrains; choruses
▽ ⌕         xmo            movements
▽ ⌕         xmo85p   ⋄                          allegretto
▽ ⌕         xms            pieces; compositions
▽ ⌕         xmso                 sonatas
▽ ⌕         xmss                 symphonies
▽ ⌕         xmw            music genres; forms  ≈ DDC 781
▽ ⌕         xmws                 Western art music; classical music
▽ ⌕         xmws9o                           baroque; baroque
▽ ⌕         xmws9r                           romantic
▽ ⌕         xmww                 Western popular music
▽ ⌕         xmwwg                      gospel
▽ ⌕         xmwwh                      country
▽ ⌕         xmwwi                      blues
▽ ⌕         xmwwig                           boogie-woogie
▽ ⌕         xmwwit                           electric blues
▽ ⌕         xmwwj                      jazz
▽ ⌕         xmwwm                      rhythm and blues; R&B
▽ ⌕         xmwwo                      soul
▽ ⌕         xmwwp                      ska; reggae; dub
▽ ⌕         xmwwq                      rock and roll; rock'n'roll
▽ ⌕         xmwwr                      rock music
▽ ⌕         xmwwrb                           beat music; British beat; Merseybeat
▽ ⌕         xmwwrg                           progressive rock
▽ ⌕         xmwwrm                           heavy metal
▽ ⌕         xmwws                      pop
▽ ⌕         xmwwu                      hip hop; rap; rapcore
▽ ⌕         xmwwv                      electronic dance
 
Connected classes:
 
                 w53  [xm7]           with musical instrument
                 x73  [xm7]           with musical instrument
                 xm89  [xmbXX]                in tonality; key  ↞ xmbX 
                 xm896  [xmbXX]                      musical mode; diatonic scale
                 xs79m                     soundtrack  ↞ xm 

specificity 
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Facets key
0  as for perspective +
1  at time            +
2  in place           +
3  by agent           +
4  opposed to         +
5  undergoing change  +
6  having property    +
7  with part          +
8  in quantity        +
9  of quality         +

 

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