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ARMENIAN NOTIS, new Armenian notation, is a notation system developed in 1813 by A. Limondjan, who sought to protect works of arm. monodic music from alien influences. Replaced the medieval. notation of the Khazs. By the principle of recording, it is close to letter notation. It is based on an octave scale, but is consistent with the characteristics of the temperament of the arm. monodic music. Seven DOS. high-altitude signs (their faces and names are taken from Khazs) denote two linked major tetrachords with a slightly lower stage III than in a uniformly temperamental system, folding into a kind of mixolidian scale. These signs have octave modifications: High-altitude signs Absolute-altitude interpretation of the main scale A. changed over time; in old records it corresponded to the mixolidian scale from the sound of re. The rhythm designation is based on the pair division of durations. Rhythmic signs are placed above the high-altitude, they are also used to record pauses (placed in the musical string). Notes are grouped according to the metric unit of the melody.