Translation of "Diatonisch" in English

The Tenor Kantele, tuned diatonically reaches from contra A to c''.

What do we mean by “diatonic”?

In the deep register it is diatonic and in the high one there are also semitone steps.

Both, his balaphone and my accordion too, are diatonic.

All tone intervals are tuned purely diatonic to present the natural overtone series.

What do we mean by "diatonic"?

All tone intervals are tuned purely diatonic to present the natural overtone series.

Harmonicas are split into two big families: chromatic and diatonic.

The tuning scale is more or less diatonic for most of these tribes.

The Satires conclude with three canons composed diatonically.

Diatonic in this context means, that in each row only the seven tones for one scale are present.

The chest-type kanteles are diatonically tuned, and there are numerous traditional ways to play them.

It is played vertically, like the European recorder, and, like the recorder, can be played diatonically as well as chromatically.

The following chromatic downhill c, b, a sharp, leads to a sudden crash of octaves, followed by a diatonic upright phrases ending in a plaintive tone.

At first, upward diatonic series of sixteenth-notes are replaced by chromatic series, which has the effect of augmenting the intensity.

Today there are three major types of banduras played in concert: - the classical or folk bandura, tuned diatonically with 20-24 strings and wooden pegs; - the Kharkiv bandura, developed by Hnat Khotkevych at the beginning of the 20th century and introduced as an instrument taught at the Kharkiv Conservatory.

Mainly in the forest areas of Peru, Bolivia and Amazonas different forms of tuning are usual – also diatonic and chromatic scale – which facilitates playing the very special melodies (as for zampoña and siku).

And while with Jodelwahnsinn it wasn't just diatonic, but above all cabaret-like, she is now standing on stage with a real band.

Unusually, the frequencies of each note on the synthesizer are altered in such a way that the scales of notes are tuned exactly diatonically - that is to say, in each case exactly according to the natural overtones.

The accordion is this instrument with black and white keys like a piano, while a ziehharmonika has buttons and, at least in the case of the one on which I learned, is diatonic.

He avoids chromatic lines and vague, vacillating harmonies, instead forming exclusively diatonic melodies, with a frequent tendency to the Dorian mode.

The instrument had 11 to 36 diatonically tuned strings made from tendons, nylon or metal, and it was made in various sizes.

The instrument has a diatonic tuning which comes in various keys (G, A, F) and in soprano (i.e. "normal), alto, and even piccolo forms.

The federations on the one-voiced Tamburitzas to g were lined up in half-tones and from g in diatonic.

Other than the Javanese Suling, these flutes are not tuned in the slendro or pelog scales, but provide a diatonic scale.