Consonance and dissonance music
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Consonance: Intervals or chords that sound relatively stable and free of tension; as opposed to dissonance . Dissonance: Intervals or chords that sound relatively tense and unstable; in opposition to consonance. Functional harmony: Harmony which is based upon chord progressions, and which ultimately tends to resolve on a tonic or “home” chord
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Consonance comes from the coincidence of the harmonic overtones while dissonance comes from the fact that they do not all coincide. This is an important phenomenon. In music the resonant character of a note or chord (two or more notes played together) depends on the degree of both consonant and dissonant overtones that are inherent.
[DOC File]RAPAL Conference 2006 - Lancaster University
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Consonance and dissonance are by definition subjective, but music from all cultures indicates that people prefer certain intervals, such as the octave and the fifth. The Physics of Beats The superposition of two pure tones of equal amplitudes but different frequencies may be …
[DOC File]Music - St. Bonaventure University
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61. The simplest, most basic chord used in western music is the. a. consonance b. dissonance c. dyad d . triad. 62. Traditionally a composition would almost always end on a. a. progression b. dissonant chord c. dominant chord d. tonic chord. 63. The concertmaster in a modern orchestra
[DOC File]Part 01 The Fundamentals of Music (Chapters 1 to 3)
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Listening Outlines, Vocal Music Guides, and the Properties of Sound . 2. Performing Media: Voices and Instruments . Voices . Musical Instruments . String Instruments . ... Consonance and Dissonance . The Triad . Broken Chords (Arpeggios) 7. Key . The Major Scale . The Minor Scale . The Key Signature . The Chromatic Scale . Modulation: Change of ...
[DOC File]Glossary of Musical Terms
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15. Dissonance adds variety and a sense of forward motion to music. TRUE Learning Objective: Explain basic principles of chords and harmony Learning Objective: Understand consonance and dissonance in harmony Topic: harmony 16. A three-note chord is called a triad. TRUE
[DOC File]Perception of musical consonance and dissonance: an ...
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Terms to remember: pitch, tone, interval, consonance, dissonance. Music utilizes sound: waves or vibrations in the air. The human ear is capable of recognizing precise pitches — sounds of particular high or low frequencies. Musical tone is a pure sound of a fixed frequency: musical tones are usually represented as notes in musical notation ...
Consonance and dissonance - Wikipedia
Thus the jazz musician might love hearing dissonance in music, but this phenomenon falls outside of the scope of the theory presented here. Although Helmholtz's theory of beating harmonics is a delightful explanation for consonance and dissonance perception, as shown above, it nevertheless fails to account for many phenomena well known in the ...
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