Ontology 5

[Ivodne Galatea <takas20@hotmail.com>]

D0 Styles of looping

D0-1 deuterochrony (from deutero- secondary)
-   in constrast with polychronic, a small number of loops (the Henry Kaiser approach).(deuterochrony,deuterochronic,deuterochronous,deuterochronal,deuterochronicity,deuterochronically,deuterochronouslydeuterochronally)
D0-2 polychrony (from poly- many)
-   using many loops (time lag accumulation feedback)(polychrony,polychronic,polychronous,polychronal,polychronicity,polychronically,polychronouslypolychronally)
D0-3 myriochrony (from myrio- very many)
-   very many loops, up to the point of saturation(myriochrony,myriochronic,myriochronous,myriochronal,myriochronicity,myriochronically,myriochronouslymyriochronally)

D1 Loop and performance/composition construction styles/approaches

D1-1 plectrochrony (from plectro- woven)
-   performance where different loops make up a pattern that is not apparent from one loop (common Fripp trope)(plectrochrony,plectrochronic,plectrochronous,plectrochronal,plectrochronicity,plectrochronically,plectrochronouslyplectrochronally)
D1-2 clastochrony (from clasto- disrupt)
-   broken pattern lopoing compare with clinochronic (making use of subchronous elements)(clastochrony,clastochronic,clastochronous,clastochronal,clastochronicity,clastochronically,clastochronouslyclastochronally)
D1-3 eirenochrony (from eireno- peaceful)
-   midway between clino- and clasto- aiming for slow development but not droning(eirenochrony,eirenochronic,eirenochronous,eirenochronal,eirenochronicity,eirenochronically,eirenochronouslyeirenochronally)
D1-4 scalenochrony (from scaleno- uneven)
-   performance where the eirenochronic is deliberately or unintentionally avoided(scalenochrony,scalenochronic,scalenochronous,scalenochronal,scalenochronicity,scalenochronically,scalenochronouslyscalenochronally)
D1-5 stalachrony (from stala- trickling)
-   sparse performance where irregularity may pass, but is a dominant feature(stalachrony,stalachronic,stalachronous,stalachronal,stalachronicity,stalachronically,stalachronouslystalachronally)
D1-6 cyclochrony (from cyclo- circle)
-   drone looping, including performance against a non-looped drone(cyclochrony,cyclochronic,cyclochronous,cyclochronal,cyclochronicity,cyclochronically,cyclochronouslycyclochronally)

D2 Irregular looping modes

D2-1 epichrony (from epi- away from)
-   against time (playing an extended piece over the parachronic - classic Frippertronic solo)(epichrony,epichronic,epichronous,epichronal,epichronicity,epichronically,epichronouslyepichronally)
D2-2 clinochrony (from clino- bed)
-   the accumulation of looping material against which epichronic performance can occur/.the moment where sufficient accumulation of looping material has occurred against which epichronic performance can occur(clinochrony,clinochronic,clinochronous,clinochronal,clinochronicity,clinochronically,clinochronouslyclinochronally)
D2-3 cladochrony (from clado- branch)
-   branching loops, the practice of adding and removing loops in realtime as part of performance(cladochrony,cladochronic,cladochronous,cladochronal,cladochronicity,cladochronically,cladochronouslycladochronally)
D2-4 rhizochrony (from rhizo- root)
-   anchor loop, to which cladochronic performance returns(rhizochrony,rhizochronic,rhizochronous,rhizochronal,rhizochronicity,rhizochronically,rhizochronouslyrhizochronally)

D3 Special looping phenomena

D3-1 nomochrony (from nomo- law, norm)
-   referencing a track that is used to set the rhythm - a click track equivalent in performance(nomochrony,nomochronic,nomochronous,nomochronal,nomochronicity,nomochronically,nomochronouslynomochronally)
D3-2 arthrochrony (from arthro- jointed)
-   referencing the use of/treatment of/ problems arising from the meeting of the end of a loop with the beginning of a subsequent loop(arthrochrony,arthrochronic,arthrochronous,arthrochronal,arthrochronicity,arthrochronically,arthrochronouslyarthrochronally)

D4 Pace and performance

D4-1 basochrony (from baso- foot, pace)
-   referencing pace, speed, within a loop(basochrony,basochronic,basochronous,basochronal,basochronicity,basochronically,basochronouslybasochronally)
D4-2 brachychrony (from brachy- short)
-   short phrase looping compare with macrochronic(brachychrony,brachychronic,brachychronous,brachychronal,brachychronicity,brachychronically,brachychronouslybrachychronally)
D4-3 macrochrony (from macro- long)
-   short phrase looping compare with brachyochronic(macrochrony,macrochronic,macrochronous,macrochronal,macrochronicity,macrochronically,macrochronouslymacrochronally)
D4-4 cenochrony (from ceno- common)
-   common speed performance(cenochrony,cenochronic,cenochronous,cenochronal,cenochronicity,cenochronically,cenochronouslycenochronally)
D4-5 cohcleachrony (from cohclea- spiral)
-   varying speed, spiralling - speeding up or slowing down of the duration of loop(cohcleachrony,cohcleachronic,cohcleachronous,cohcleachronal,cohcleachronicity,cohcleachronically,cohcleachronouslycohcleachronally)