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Guidonian
adjective
Gui·do·ni·an
\gwēˈdōnēən\
Definition of Guidonian
: of or relating to the theories of medieval music theorist Guido d'Arezzo; especially : relating to his system of solfège and theory of movable hexachords
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Origin and Etymology of guidonian
Guido d'Arezzo (also called Fra Guittone) †about 1050 Benedictine monk and musical reformer + English -ian
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