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PRIMA (from Lat. Prima - the first). 1) The first stage is diatonic. gamma; the main sound (tone) of the fret; bottom chord sound in the main position. 2) Interval - sequential (melodic) or simultaneous (harmonious) sounding of two sounds of the same name. Since the concept of interval implies a difference in sounds in height, P.'s affiliation to intervals was disputed by ancient muses. the theory. Over time, however, in addition to pure P., forming a unison, its chromaticity began to be used. transformations other than unison; since that time P. has firmly entered the number of intervals. Distinguish between pure P. (pure 1) - 0 tones, increased P. (t. 1) - 1/2 tones (e.g., c - cis), twice increased prima (twice t. 1) - a whole tone (e.g., ces - cis). 3) The first part (usually the highest) in groups of homogeneous instruments of an orchestra or ensemble, e.g. 1st violin, 1st flute, etc.;the same is in the choir. groups (voice parts). The first part in muses. productionfor 2 fp. and four-handed music for one fp. V.A. Vakhromeev.