Definition of Mixolydian mode in English:

Mixolydian mode

nounˌmɪksəˈlɪdɪənˌmiksəˈlidēən ˌmōd

Music

The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale G–G (containing a minor 7th).
〔乐〕混合利底亚调式
Example sentencesExamples
- Much is made of their singing in the Mixolydian mode.
- The jazz breakdowns, blistering arpeggios, and almost-catchy outro make it worth waiting through entire minutes of mindless Mixolydian mode improvising.
- The measured movement of the shortlined rhyming verses creates his openhearted simplicity: which Britten echoes by setting the narrative in open-eared Anglican liturgical incantation, in the Mixolydian mode on B (flat).
- The strident main theme, based on the Mixolydian mode, uses a ‘pedal’ note - a recurring bass note drone on which to pin the harmonic changes above it.’

Origin

Late 16th century: Mixolydian from Greek mixo-ludios 'half-Lydian' + -an.

Definition of Mixolydian mode in US English:

Mixolydian mode

nounˌmiksəˈlidēən ˌmōd

Music

The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale G–G (containing a minor 7th).
〔乐〕混合利底亚调式
Example sentencesExamples
- Much is made of their singing in the Mixolydian mode.
- The strident main theme, based on the Mixolydian mode, uses a ‘pedal’ note - a recurring bass note drone on which to pin the harmonic changes above it.’
- The jazz breakdowns, blistering arpeggios, and almost-catchy outro make it worth waiting through entire minutes of mindless Mixolydian mode improvising.
- The measured movement of the shortlined rhyming verses creates his openhearted simplicity: which Britten echoes by setting the narrative in open-eared Anglican liturgical incantation, in the Mixolydian mode on B (flat).

Origin

Late 16th century: Mixolydian from Greek mixo-ludios ‘half-Lydian’ + -an.

单词	Mixolydian mode
释义	Definition of Mixolydian mode in English: Mixolydian mode nounˌmɪksəˈlɪdɪənˌmiksəˈlidēən ˌmōd Music The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale G–G (containing a minor 7th). 〔乐〕混合利底亚调式 Example sentencesExamples Much is made of their singing in the Mixolydian mode. The jazz breakdowns, blistering arpeggios, and almost-catchy outro make it worth waiting through entire minutes of mindless Mixolydian mode improvising. The measured movement of the shortlined rhyming verses creates his openhearted simplicity: which Britten echoes by setting the narrative in open-eared Anglican liturgical incantation, in the Mixolydian mode on B (flat). The strident main theme, based on the Mixolydian mode, uses a ‘pedal’ note - a recurring bass note drone on which to pin the harmonic changes above it.’ Origin Late 16th century: Mixolydian from Greek mixo-ludios 'half-Lydian' + -an. Definition of Mixolydian mode in US English: Mixolydian mode nounˌmiksəˈlidēən ˌmōd Music The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale G–G (containing a minor 7th). 〔乐〕混合利底亚调式 Example sentencesExamples Much is made of their singing in the Mixolydian mode. The strident main theme, based on the Mixolydian mode, uses a ‘pedal’ note - a recurring bass note drone on which to pin the harmonic changes above it.’ The jazz breakdowns, blistering arpeggios, and almost-catchy outro make it worth waiting through entire minutes of mindless Mixolydian mode improvising. The measured movement of the shortlined rhyming verses creates his openhearted simplicity: which Britten echoes by setting the narrative in open-eared Anglican liturgical incantation, in the Mixolydian mode on B (flat). Origin Late 16th century: Mixolydian from Greek mixo-ludios ‘half-Lydian’ + -an.
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