hypo diapente

n. (hi'-po-di-a-pen'-te) Grk. range was from F on the fourth line The interval of a fifth below; in in the ba upward through an ocearly music the interval of a perfect tave. See also church modes. fifth, or interval of three and a half tones, when measured downward, Hypolydian Eng. adj. mode from Grk.(hi'- po lid'- an) hypoditonos (hi-po-dit'-6-nos) Grk. n. 1. One of the modes or scales, hav- The interval of a third below; in ing, the following * w form: « early music the interval of a major, + third or two whole tones when measf— e'— d'— c'wb — a — g — f ured downward. — indicates a whole step; v ind i-