intervallically
adv/ˌɪntəɹˈvælɪkli/
Etymology From intervallic + -ally.
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Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music In an intervallic manner; by means of, or in relation to, intervals.
- Three only seemingly incompatible texts, stripped of their pathos-laden, poetic and profane diction, are sent from the same sound source – a soprano voice singing ‘in whatever way’ – into a^([sic]) intervallically ever-changing field of sound, reverberation and movement.2010, “Lachenmann: GOT LOST”, in Breitkopf & Härtel: