mensuration canon造句

• Most of the movements feature pairs of mensuration canons.
• There are several recordings of his work, including an album of mensuration canons, " Four-Voice Canons ".
• mensuration canon of 3 : 1, and has one voice take part at the interval of a fifth, that is, 3 : 2.
• The closing Agnus Dei of this mass is the only known mensuration canon of the entire era for four voices, with all four voices singing the same tune.
• A complex Credo ( No . 75 in the manuscript ) includes a three-voice mensuration canon among its five voices; it is notated in black, red & blue notes.
• The earlier of the two, " Missa L'homme arm?super voces musicales ", is a technical tour-de-force on the tune, containing numerous mensuration canons and contrapuntal display.
• Instead of being based on a fixed cantus firmus, each movement is a mensuration canon, with the interval of imitation expanding from the unison to the octave during the course of the mass ( Leeman Perkins called this " the most extraordinary contrapuntal achievement of the 15th century ", and compared it in scope and execution with the " Goldberg Variations " of J . S . Bach ).