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aithris ar an ábhar a thagann díreach i ndiaidh céadlua an ábhair, an aithris i nglór eile agus cúigeach níos airde de ghnáth (CT)
a subject imitation following immediately on the first statement of the subject, in a different voice and generally a fifth higher (CT)
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freagra ina ghléasaistrítear an t-ábhar go gléas eile, an ceannasach de ghnáth
an answer which is a transposition of the subject to another key, the dominant, usually
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freagra sa ghléas céanna leis an ábhar go minic, agus athrú ar idirchéimeanna an ábhair: dó ag malartú le sól, mar shampla (CT)
an answer which often remains in the same key as the subject and in which the intervals of the subject may change somewhat: doh and sol may switch (CT)
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na gléasanna i ndréacht ceoil is mó a bhfuil nótaí i bpáirt acu leis an bpríomhghléas: an ceannasach, an focheannasach, an mórghléas coibhneasta, an mionghléas coibhneasta (CT)
any of the keys in a musical composition having most notes in common with the principal key: dominant, subdominant, relative major, relative minor (C)
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na nótaí leanúnacha i séis a théann de réir idirchéimeanna an scála (síos nó suas) (CT)
successive notes in a melody descending (or ascending), in accordance with the interval pattern in the scale (CT)
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córas scálaí a bhíodh in úsáid sa cheol eaglasta sna meánaoiseanna (CT)
sytem of scales used in mediaeval church music (CT)
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10 nóta le seinm in am 4 nóta, nó 8 nóta (CT)
10 notes to be played in the time of 4 notes, or 8 notes (CT)
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tuinairde áirithe a chrochadh, sa dord agus i dtreo dheireadh fiúga go minic, ionas go mbeidh an tuinairde chrochta comhshondach agus díshondach, gach re seal, leis an réimniú cordaí (CT)
a suspension of a particular pitch, often in the bass and in the conclusion of a fugue, where the pitch suspended is alternately consonant and then dissonant with the chord progression (CT)
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corda atá leathchéim os cionn nó faoi mhun an sprioc-chorda ICT)
a chord which is a half-step higher or lower than the target chord (CT)
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an treoirghuth nó an treoirpháirt uirlise i gcanóin (CT)
in a canon: leading voice, or leading instrumental part (CT)
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corda a sheinm agus ansin nóta nó dhó den chorda ina dhiaidh a sheinm ábhairín róluath, rud a thugann díshondas bídeach (CT)
if a chord is played and one or two of the notes in the chord following are played slightly early, creating a very brief dissonance (CT)
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(movement, movement)
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nuair a leanann an dara guth an chéad ghuth maidir le huimhir idirchéime, ach saoirse cáilíochta i gceist: m.sh. ceathrach méadaithe in áit ceathrach foirfe (CT)
where the second voice follows the first as regards interval number while not necessarily preserving interval quality: e.g. perfect fourth vs. augmented fourth (CT)
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ar nós JS Bach, gan cloí go dlúth le rialacha Fux (CT)
as practised by Bach, not following Fux's principles strictly (CT)
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(stíl seanma)
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i gcás tríchorda srl, nóta a chuirtear leis an an tríchorda agus atá ar an séú céim den scála diatonach os cionn fréamhnóta an tríchorda, srl (CT)
a note, added to a triad or other chord, which is the sixth interval on the diatonic scale above the root note of the chord (CT)