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[*] posted on 9-2-2010 at 02:34 AM
Question about Hijaz Kar


Dear Friends,

While working on this very nice samai in Hijaz Kar, I was puzzled with something.

In several places, the accidental D# is used, seemingly as a leading-tone to busalik (E). If I remember well I noticed the same in other music pieces in Hijaz Kar....

So what does this really mean? (I think it cannot be to emphasize a secondary jins, kurd on E, as there the leading-tone to the tonic is one full tone below...)

Thanks !

Dan
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[*] posted on 9-2-2010 at 09:42 AM


Salut Danielo,

The D# you're talking about is a dint to E, sometimes called hassas al-hassas, in other words a leading tone to the leading tone (this is really usual in Hijaz tetrachord).

D# leads to E, E last for a while (one quarter note) before its resolution on the attack on F which is the tonic of a second jins (Nawa Athar). I would see E as a pivot between F, G and C.

Also you've got interesting things after the fourth bar!

I hope it helps.
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