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Microtones
Original title: 微分音
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An interval narrower than a semitone. Infinitely many exist theoretically, but according to the degree of division of a whole tone, they are called third-tones, quarter-tones, sixth-tones, eighth-tones, sixteenth-tones, and so on. They are often found in Asian music and European folk music more strongly influenced by the East (Romani and Eastern European folk music).
半音より狭い音のこと。 理論的には無限に存在するが，全音を分割する度合いによって，3分音，4分音，6分音，8分音，16分音などと呼ばれ，アジアの音楽や，東洋の影響のより強いヨーロッパの民俗音楽 (ジプシー音楽や東ヨーロッパの民俗音楽) にしばしばみられる。
Source updated 2024-02-04 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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