Packet 9: Bonus 10

These constructs are built by combining two or more ajnas (“aj-NAHSS”) and are grouped into families like bayati (“ba-YAH-tee”) or sikah by their starting jins (“jinss”). For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these modal systems used in Arabic music.
ANSWER: maqamat (“ma-kah-MAHT”) [or maqam]
[10h] This Persian modal system that evolved from maqam (“ma-KAHM”) was standardized in the 19th century into a radif of roughly 200 to 300 melodic fragments called gusheh (“GOO-sheh”). It comprises 12 primary modes.
ANSWER: dastgah
[10e] Starting in the 20th century, dastgah notation introduced an accidental called the koron or “half [this]” sign, for when notes are lowered by a quarter-tone.
ANSWER: flat
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British ColumbiaWashU001010E
CambridgeToronto B1001020ME
Columbia AChicago A1001020ME
Columbia BOhio State1001020ME
CornellPurdue001010E
GeorgetownUCF001010E
Georgia Tech ARutgers1001020ME
Illinois AGeorgia Tech C001010E
Illinois BBrown0000
IndianaHarvard1001020ME
MichiganJohns Hopkins001010E
NYU ANorthwestern A10101030MHE
NYU BPenn State1001020ME
North CarolinaChicago B001010E
Northwestern BMaryland B0000
PittsburghUCLA001010E
Stanford AUC Berkeley A001010E
Stanford BGeorgia Tech B001010E
TexasMIT001010E
Toronto AUC Berkeley B1001020ME
VanderbiltMinnesota001010E
VirginiaBruin001010E
Virginia TechMaryland A1001020ME
WaterlooSwarthmore1001020ME

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