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duodene Mus.|ˈdjuːəʊdiːn|
[f. med.L. duodēna a dozen, a group of twelve, f. L. duodēnī twelve each: cf. late L. centēna, etc.]
Name given by A. J. Ellis to a group of twelve notes having certain fixed relations of pitch, in a proposed scheme for obtaining exact intonation on a keyboard instrument.
1874A. J. Ellis in Proc. R. Soc. XXIII. 16 A duodene..consists of 12 tones, forming four trines of major Thirds arranged in three quaternions of Fifths. |