Integrative Levels Classification

ILC developing version
Expanded class `x`

▽ ⌕ `xWy`	intellectual products
▽ ⌕ `x`	creative arts; art works; aesthetic expressions [aesthetics; art criticism] ↞ `u6u` `ouu` icons `g` bulk matter ≈ DDC `700`
▽ ⌕ `x18` `[w1]`	in historical period
▽ ⌕ `x2`	in art environment; scenery
▽ ⌕ `x27` `[uU]`	in region
▽ ⌕ `x2b`	real location
▽ ⌕ `x2l`	atelier; workroom
▽ ⌕ `x2t`	stage; deck; theatre
▽ ⌕ `x2u`	studio; set
▽ ⌕ `x2ul`	backlot
▽ ⌕ `x2us`	soundstage
▽ ⌕ `x3` `[X]`	by art tool; instrument; equipment
▽ ⌕ `x35` `[U]`	performed by performer
▽ ⌕ `x36` `[t7]`	for audience; target
▽ ⌕ `x4`	aesthetic limitation
▽ ⌕ `x45` `[s4]`	damaged by damaging factor
▽ ⌕ `x45f`	wear; usury
▽ ⌕ `x45r`	break
▽ ⌕ `x4d`	didactic
▽ ⌕ `x4k`	kitsch
▽ ⌕ `x5`	creation; technique; procedure
▽ ⌕ `x5b`	conception; ideation
▽ ⌕ `x5c`	design; preparation
▽ ⌕ `x5d`	draft
▽ ⌕ `x5e`	source collection; research; study; finding
▽ ⌕ `x5n`	preparation
▽ ⌕ `x5o`	production; manufacturing
▽ ⌕ `x5p`	publication; exposition
▽ ⌕ `x5q`	reproduction ✍
▽ ⌕ `x5s`	distribution
▽ ⌕ `x5u`	popularization
▽ ⌕ `x5v`	conservation; preservation; keeping
▽ ⌕ `x5vs`	shelving; location
▽ ⌕ `x6`	genre; tone ✍
▽ ⌕ `x60`	treating; representing subject; theme
▽ ⌕ `x61` `[ty]`	set in epoch
▽ ⌕ `x61rr`	ancient Rome; sword-and-sandal; peplum
▽ ⌕ `x62` `[uU]`	set in place
▽ ⌕ `x63` `[o]`	set after antecedents; prior event
▽ ⌕ `x65` `[o]`	narrating plot; quest
▽ ⌕ `x66` `[y84]`	fictionality
▽ ⌕ `x66f`	fictional
▽ ⌕ `x66g`	allegorical
▽ ⌕ `x66y`	non-fiction; real
▽ ⌕ `x67` `[U]`	with character
▽ ⌕ `x674` `[U]`	opposed by evil character; enemy
▽ ⌕ `x675` `[U]`	for beneficiary character
▽ ⌕ `x677` `[U]`	helped by friend character
▽ ⌕ `x678` `[U]`	with hero; protagonist
▽ ⌕ `x68` `[o]`	aiming at mission; objective
▽ ⌕ `x6b`	non-fiction
▽ ⌕ `x6c`	epic
▽ ⌕ `x6cm`	mythopoeia
▽ ⌕ `x6d`	adventure
▽ ⌕ `x6e`	noir; rogue
▽ ⌕ `x6f`	horror
▽ ⌕ `x6g`	tragedy
▽ ⌕ `x6h`	drama
▽ ⌕ `x6i`	speculative fiction
▽ ⌕ `x6k`	tragicomedy
▽ ⌕ `x6l`	satire
▽ ⌕ `x6n`	nonsense
▽ ⌕ `x6o`	comedy
▽ ⌕ `x6r`	romance
▽ ⌕ `x6t`	erotic
▽ ⌕ `x6tp`	porno
▽ ⌕ `x6v`	lyric
▽ ⌕ `x7` `[X]`	art component
▽ ⌕ `x71` `[an]`	sequential part
▽ ⌕ `x73` `[xm7]`	with musical instrument
▽ ⌕ `x75` `[x]`	with artistic component
▽ ⌕ `x75f`	painting; backdrop
▽ ⌕ `x75i`	lights
▽ ⌕ `x75l`	text; lyrics; dialogs
▽ ⌕ `x75m`	sound; music
▽ ⌕ `x76` `[r9]`	made of material; carrier
▽ ⌕ `x77` `[sf]`	with costume; dress
▽ ⌕ `x77e`	dress
▽ ⌕ `x77m`	makeup
▽ ⌕ `x78` `[X]`	with tone
▽ ⌕ `x8` `[X]`	pace; rhythm; cadence
▽ ⌕ `x81` `[an89]`	duration
▽ ⌕ `x818` `[an]`	duration min
▽ ⌕ `x81f`	short
▽ ⌕ `x81u`	long
▽ ⌕ `x82` `[an89]`	size
▽ ⌕ `x86`	number of elements
▽ ⌕ `x88`	quantity of elements
▽ ⌕ `x88nq`	duo
▽ ⌕ `x88nr`	trio
▽ ⌕ `x88ns`	quartet
▽ ⌕ `x88nt`	quintet
▽ ⌕ `x89` `[X]`	mode
▽ ⌕ `x9`	style; art movement; artistic movement
▽ ⌕ `x90`	for function
▽ ⌕ `x90r`	decoration
▽ ⌕ `x90sd`	architecture
▽ ⌕ `x90sf`	fashion
▽ ⌕ `x90sr`	retail commercial; popular; consumerist
▽ ⌕ `x90t`	monument public art
▽ ⌕ `x90w`	ceremony
▽ ⌕ `x90wi`	entertainment
▽ ⌕ `x90wp`	worship sacred art
▽ ⌕ `x90x`	art aesthetic; autotelic
▽ ⌕ `x91` `[w1]`	typical of time
▽ ⌕ `x92` `[uU]`	typical of country
▽ ⌕ `x922` `[jU]`	typical of region
▽ ⌕ `x923` `[jU]`	descending from region
▽ ⌕ `x93` `[U]`	created by artist
▽ ⌕ `x93pstq`	Leonardo da Vinci
▽ ⌕ `x95` `[qv]`	in language
▽ ⌕ `x9i`	classical antiquity; Graeco-Roman culture
▽ ⌕ `x9j`	romanesque
▽ ⌕ `x9k`	gothic
▽ ⌕ `x9m`	humanism
▽ ⌕ `x9n`	renaissance ↞ `w1pwWt`
▽ ⌕ `x9nm`	mannerism; late renaissance
▽ ⌕ `x9o`	baroque
▽ ⌕ `x9p`	rococo
▽ ⌕ `x9q`	neoclassicism
▽ ⌕ `x9r`	romanticism
▽ ⌕ `x9s`	realism
▽ ⌕ `x9si`	impressionism
▽ ⌕ `x9sp`	pointillism
▽ ⌕ `x9su`	naturalism
▽ ⌕ `x9t`	art nouveau
▽ ⌕ `x9tzd`	art deco
▽ ⌕ `x9u`	modernism; avant-garde ↞ `w1pw` 1800 to 1899 CE `w1px` 1900 to 1999 CE
▽ ⌕ `x9ub`	symbolism
▽ ⌕ `x9ud`	dadaism
▽ ⌕ `x9uf`	futurism
▽ ⌕ `x9up`	expressionism
▽ ⌕ `x9us`	surrealism
▽ ⌕ `x9v`	postmodernism
▽ ⌕ `x9vc`	conceptual art; conceptualism
▽ ⌕ `x9vd`	deconstructivism
▽ ⌕ `xbWd`	plastic arts
▽ ⌕ `xbWh`	cultural property; tangible heritage
▽ ⌕ `xb`	sculptures ≈ DDC `730`
▽ ⌕ `xb76d`	wood
▽ ⌕ `xb76e`	stone
▽ ⌕ `xb76fg`	glass
▽ ⌕ `xb76fm`	ceramic pottery
▽ ⌕ `xb76h`	metal
▽ ⌕ `xb93njfn`	Phidias; Pheidias
▽ ⌕ `xb93psvt`	Michelangelo; Michelangelo Buonarroti
▽ ⌕ `xb93ptvt`	Canova; Antonio Canova
▽ ⌕ `xbe`	megaliths
▽ ⌕ `xbeb`	monoliths; menhirs; single stones
▽ ⌕ `xbed`	dolmens
▽ ⌕ `xbeg`	stone alignments
▽ ⌕ `xber`	stone circles; cromlechs
▽ ⌕ `xbl`	relief; bas-relief, high relief
▽ ⌕ `xbs`	statues; statuary
▽ ⌕ `xc`	engravements [glyptics]
▽ ⌕ `xeWi`	visual arts ↞ `o5ed` sight
▽ ⌕ `xe`	mosaics
▽ ⌕ `xf`	paintings ≈ DDC `750`
▽ ⌕ `xf3b`	brush
▽ ⌕ `xf3g`	sponge
▽ ⌕ `xf3i`	knife
▽ ⌕ `xf3r`	airbrush
▽ ⌕ `xf60`	of subject [iconography]
▽ ⌕ `xf7`	paint; pigment; colour; medium ↞ `g8`
▽ ⌕ `xf76`	on support; matrix
▽ ⌕ `xf76d`	wood
▽ ⌕ `xf76i`	fiber
▽ ⌕ `xf76r`	paper
▽ ⌕ `xf78` `[g8]`	with colour
▽ ⌕ `xf7c`	encaustic; hot wax
▽ ⌕ `xf7e`	watercolor
▽ ⌕ `xf7g`	gouache
▽ ⌕ `xf7j`	ceramic glaze
▽ ⌕ `xf7k`	ink
▽ ⌕ `xf7m`	egg tempera
▽ ⌕ `xf7n`	enamel
▽ ⌕ `xf7o`	oil
▽ ⌕ `xf7p`	pastel
▽ ⌕ `xf7q`	fresco
▽ ⌕ `xf7r`	acrylic
▽ ⌕ `xf7s`	spray; aerosol
▽ ⌕ `xf7u`	sand
▽ ⌕ `xf7w`	water miscible oil
▽ ⌕ `xf7x`	digital
▽ ⌕ `xf90y`	illustration
▽ ⌕ `xf93`	by painter
▽ ⌕ `xf93pquv`	Giotto
▽ ⌕ `xf93pstr`	Bosch; Hieronymus Bosch; Jeroen Anthoniszoon van Aken
▽ ⌕ `xf93pswr`	Raffaello; Raffaello Sanzio
▽ ⌕ `xf93ptvps`	Caravaggio; Michelangelo Merisi
▽ ⌕ `xf93pvuou`	Hokusai; Katsushika Hokusai
▽ ⌕ `xf93pvvti`	Turner; William Turner
▽ ⌕ `xf93pwrqc`	Manet; Édouard Manet
▽ ⌕ `xf93pwtrg`	van Gogh; Vincent van Gogh
▽ ⌕ `xf93pwwph`	Picasso; Pablo Picasso
▽ ⌕ `xfb`	abstract paintings ↞ `ccc` surfaces
▽ ⌕ `xff`	figures ↞ `mU` human organisms
▽ ⌕ `xffn`	nudes
▽ ⌕ `xfh`	portraits ↞ `px` persons
▽ ⌕ `xfl`	religious paintings ↞ `wt` faiths
▽ ⌕ `xfq`	still life ↞ `m` organisms `r` production
▽ ⌕ `xfs`	landscapes ↞ `j` landforms
▽ ⌕ `xfu`	vedutas ↞ `sd` lodging
▽ ⌕ `xg`	drawings ≈ DDC `740 760`
▽ ⌕ `xg90y`	illustration
▽ ⌕ `xgo`	comics; BD
▽ ⌕ `xh`	photographs [photographic arts; reproductive arts] ≈ DDC `770`
▽ ⌕ `xi`	light art; art of light
▽ ⌕ `xj`	calligraphies
▽ ⌕ `xl`	literature [philology; literary theory; literary criticism] ↞ `poi` imagination `q` language ≈ DDC `800 810 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890`
▽ ⌕ `xl71np`	part 1; chapter 1
▽ ⌕ `xl93` ⋄	by author; writer
▽ ⌕ `xl93njfi`	Euripides
▽ ⌕ `xl93nngn`	Virgil; Publius Vergilius Maro
▽ ⌕ `xl93oxvr`	Murasaki Shikibu
▽ ⌕ `xl93pqov`	Gialal al-Din Rumi; Jalāl al-Dīn Mohammad Balkhī; Mòlānā; Mòlavì
▽ ⌕ `xl93pqpo`	Saadi
▽ ⌕ `xl93pqut`	Dante; Dante Alighieri
▽ ⌕ `xl93ptsvs`	Cervantes; Miguel de Cervantes
▽ ⌕ `xl93pvvty`	Jane Austen
▽ ⌕ `xl93pvxxk`	Balzac; Honoré de Balzac
▽ ⌕ `xl93pwoth`	Andersen; Hans Christian Andersen
▽ ⌕ `xl93pwpxk`	Whitman; Walt Whitman
▽ ⌕ `xl93pwuoc`	Čechov; Anton Chekhov
▽ ⌕ `xl93pwwwl`	Pessoa; Fernando Pessoa
▽ ⌕ `xl93pwxxq`	Borges; Jorge Luis Borges
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxouh`	Beckett; Samuel Beckett
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxprv`	Camus; Albert Camus
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxqow`	Celan; Paul Celan
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxqvf`	Márquez; Gabriel García Márquez
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxqvs`	Grass; Günter Grass
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxros`	Chinua Achebe
▽ ⌕ `xl93pxsvm`	Rushdie; Salman Rushdie
▽ ⌕ `xl95` ⋄	in language
▽ ⌕ `xlX`	literary forms
▽ ⌕ `xlb`	proverbs; sayings
▽ ⌕ `xld`	riddles
▽ ⌕ `xlf`	fairy tales; fables
▽ ⌕ `xlm`	myths; legends; stories [mythology] ↞ `qtb` narrative texts
▽ ⌕ `xlp`	epic
▽ ⌕ `xlr`	narrative; novels
▽ ⌕ `xlrc`	short stories; short fiction
▽ ⌕ `xlrm`	mystery
▽ ⌕ `xlt`	theatre plays ↞ `xr` theatre
▽ ⌕ `xlv`	poetry
▽ ⌕ `xlx`	essays ↞ `y` scholarship
▽ ⌕ `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
▽ ⌕ `xm70`	for object used as instrument
▽ ⌕ `xm70sb(3dts)`	spoons
▽ ⌕ `xm75l`	lyrics
▽ ⌕ `xm769`	timbre; timber; sound quality; colour
▽ ⌕ `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
▽ ⌕ `xm7cl`	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
▽ ⌕ `xm7kl`	lutes
▽ ⌕ `xm7klg`	plucked strings including guitars
▽ ⌕ `xm7kls`	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
▽ ⌕ `xm93pwusl`	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; si diesis
▽ ⌕ `xmbXd`	C#; do diesis; re bemolle
▽ ⌕ `xmbXe`	D; re
▽ ⌕ `xmbXf`	D#; mi bemolle; re diesis
▽ ⌕ `xmbXg`	E; mi; fa bemolle
▽ ⌕ `xmbXh`	F; fa; mi diesis
▽ ⌕ `xmbXi`	F#; fa diesis; sol bemolle
▽ ⌕ `xmbXj`	G; sol
▽ ⌕ `xmbXk`	G#; sol diesis; la bemolle
▽ ⌕ `xmbXl`	A; la
▽ ⌕ `xmbXm`	A#; si bemolle; la diesis
▽ ⌕ `xmbXn`	B; si; do bemolle
▽ ⌕ `xmbd`	subsubcontra
▽ ⌕ `xmbe`	subcontra
▽ ⌕ `xmbf`	contra octave
▽ ⌕ `xmbg`	great octave
▽ ⌕ `xmbh`	small octave
▽ ⌕ `xmbi`	one-lined octave
▽ ⌕ `xmbil`	standard A; A4
▽ ⌕ `xmbj`	two-lined octave
▽ ⌕ `xmbl`	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
▽ ⌕ `xmil`	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
▽ ⌕ `xn`	dances [choreology] ↞ `wb` social rituals `q7g` gestures
▽ ⌕ `xn36` ⋄	for social class
▽ ⌕ `xn71np`	part A
▽ ⌕ `xn71nq`	part B
▽ ⌕ `xn87`	for number of dancers
▽ ⌕ `xn87nq`	couples
▽ ⌕ `xn88`	for quantity of dancers
▽ ⌕ `xn88u`	groups
▽ ⌕ `xn90`	for function
▽ ⌕ `xn90t`	socialization
▽ ⌕ `xn90w`	ceremony sacred dance
▽ ⌕ `xn90wp`	ritual; tradition
▽ ⌕ `xn92dk` ⋄	Brittany
▽ ⌕ `xnbWj`	social dance; participatory dance
▽ ⌕ `xnkWy`	concert dance; performance dance; theatre dance
▽ ⌕ `xnn`	classical Indian dance; Shastriya Nritya ↞ `uUn` India
▽ ⌕ `xnp`	classical Persian dance ↞ `uUm` Iran
▽ ⌕ `xnt`	ballet
▽ ⌕ `xnv`	acrobatic dance
▽ ⌕ `xnw`	modern and contemporary dance
▽ ⌕ `xo`	circus ≈ DDC `791`
▽ ⌕ `xr`	theatre; recitation; plays; performances [stagecraft] ≈ DDC `792`
▽ ⌕ `xr35`	played by actor
▽ ⌕ `xr35pwssu`	Sarah Bernhardt; Henriette Rosine Bernard
▽ ⌕ `xr6h`	drama
▽ ⌕ `xr6o`	comedy
▽ ⌕ `xr93`	written by playwright; poet
▽ ⌕ `xr93njfn`	Euripides
▽ ⌕ `xr93puqqb`	Molière; Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
▽ ⌕ `xr93pwsxc`	Strindberg; August Strindberg
▽ ⌕ `xrd`	Greek tragedies
▽ ⌕ `xrm`	musical theatre
▽ ⌕ `xrmo`	opera
▽ ⌕ `xs`	films; movies; motion pictures; cinema ≈ DDC `770 791`
▽ ⌕ `xs35`	played by; starring actor
▽ ⌕ `xs35pxrrhj`	Gian Maria Volonté
▽ ⌕ `xs5`	filmmaking; production
▽ ⌕ `xs5d`	development; script writing; drafting
▽ ⌕ `xs5n`	pre-production
▽ ⌕ `xs5nCc`	casting
▽ ⌕ `xs5nCe`	crew hiring
▽ ⌕ `xs5o`	production; recording
▽ ⌕ `xs5oCp`	post-production
▽ ⌕ `xs5oCpe`	editing; montage
▽ ⌕ `xs5q`	showing; screening; projection
▽ ⌕ `xs5s`	distribution; sale
▽ ⌕ `xs6b`	documentary
▽ ⌕ `xs6e`	noir
▽ ⌕ `xs6h`	dramatic
▽ ⌕ `xs6o`	comedy
▽ ⌕ `xs71` ⋄	scene; shot ✍
▽ ⌕ `xs71np`	scene 1
▽ ⌕ `xs71npp`	shot 1
▽ ⌕ `xs75h`	photograph ↞ `xh` photographs
▽ ⌕ `xs75l`	script; screenplay ↞ `xl` literature
▽ ⌕ `xs75m`	soundtrack ↞ `xm` music
▽ ⌕ `xs81`	footage
▽ ⌕ `xs818`	duration min
▽ ⌕ `xs81f`	short
▽ ⌕ `xs81i`	medium-length
▽ ⌕ `xs81u`	feature; theatrical
▽ ⌕ `xs81v`	series; movie series; movie franchise
▽ ⌕ `xs93`	directed by director
▽ ⌕ `xs93pwvtc`	Griffith; D.W. Griffith
▽ ⌕ `xs93pwxox`	Fritz Lang
▽ ⌕ `xs93pwxsd`	John Ford
▽ ⌕ `xs93pwxsr`	Renoir; Jean Renoir
▽ ⌕ `xs93pwxxp`	Hitchcock; Alfred Hitchcock
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxorx`	Ozu; Yasujirō Ozu
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxpwn`	Bergman; Ingmar Bergman
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxqoc`	Fellini; Federico Fellini
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxqsb`	Paradžanov; Sergej Iosifovič Paradžanov
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxqwo`	Kubrick; Stanley Kubrick
▽ ⌕ `xs93pxrtw`	Woody Allen; Heywood Allen; Allan Stewart Konigsberg
▽ ⌕ `xs9B`	film movement
▽ ⌕ `xs9Be`	German expressionism
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bh`	classic American cinema; Hollywood
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bi`	Italian neorealism
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bl`	Bollywood
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bn`	nouvelle vague; new wave
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bo`	new German cinema
▽ ⌕ `xs9Bu`	Dogma 95
▽ ⌕ `x{}`	work entitled; called
Connected classes:
`0058` `[xl]`	in literary form
`r363` `[x9]`	style; design [decorative arts]
`sxmr`	galleries ↞ `xf`
`t5id`	ball; dance party ↞ `xn`
`v6n`	intellectual property law ↞ `x y`
`w53` `[xm7]`	with musical instrument
`w56` `[x]`	through traditional art
`x73` `[xm7]`	with musical instrument
`x75` `[x]`	with artistic component
`xɭt`	theatre plays ↞ `xr`
`xm89` `[xmbXX]`	in tonality; key ↞ `xmbX`
`xm896` `[xmbXX]`	musical mode; diatonic scale
`xs75h`	photograph ↞ `xh`
`xs75ɭ`	script; screenplay ↞ `xl`
`xs75m`	soundtrack ↞ `xm`
`y76` `[x]`	in art work
`yd`	documents; recorded information resources; instantiations; knowledge items ↞ `x su`
`yscx`	aesthetics ↞ `x`
`yshr`	architecture ↞ `sde x`
`ysx`	arts criticism ↞ `x`

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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ILC developing versionExpanded class x

ILC developing version
Expanded class `x`