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This must be determined not only by the natural progression of the fingers, which
almost always flow diatonically from one key [of the keyboard] to another, but also
on the basis of the rules which say that after a certain chord another should ...
Jean-Philippe Rameau, 2012
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Contemplating Music: Essence
The chord of the small sixth may also be reduced to a six- four chord and the
chord of the large sixth to a perfect chord This must be determined not only by the
natural progression of the fingers, which almost always flow diatonically from one
...
Ruth Katz, Carl Dahlhaus, 1992
3
A Guide To The Understanding And Correction Of Intonation ...
Flutes and Piccolos: Play diatonically from top line F up to Bb three or four times.
Tune the Bb 8 cents sharp. (Note: Bb on piccolo is not always the most centered
note. If you find this to be true, tune to top line F playing up from 3rd space C ...
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A System of Harmony for Teacher and Pupil: With Copious ...
Diatonically Related Keys. — A major scale is composer of two halves of equal
proportions called tetrachords (4 — Remark ). The two tetrachords of a scale are
likewise contained in other scales, so that the diatonic tones of a major and minor
...
John Andrew Broekhoven, 1889
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
Thus in example pie Lxvu. where the second C, which is syncopated, □» LXIV.
the note B, carrying the chord of the false fifth, and which descends afterwards
upon B, carries the chord"' ~J rises diatonically upon C (4 l). of the second (4K).
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Conversations on Harmony: Mit Titelholzschnitt
Always good, Seldom good, because the higher part because the lower part
moves diatonically. G — A. moves diatonically. G — A. Hidden fifths and octaves
can occur in three different ways. 1. When the higher part moves diatonically. 2.
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
Every note which cariies the chord of the false fifth, and which of consequence
must be what we have RULE If. Principles 21 I. Every note carrying the chord of
the tritone Of CPmPO® should descend diatonically upon the subsequent note.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
In every chord of the dominant, whether tonic or simple, the note which
constitutes the seventh, that is to fay the dissonance, ought diatonically to
descend upon one of the notes which form a consonance in the subsequent
chord, a*. In every ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1806
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
In every chord of the dominant, whe- ' ther tonic or simple, the note which
constitutes the seventh, that' is to say the dissonance, ought diatonically to
descend upon one of the note* which form a consonance in the subsequent
chord. ab: In ...
10
Finale: An Easy Guide to Music Notation
For example, when composing a piece of music, often music shifts up or down
diatonically. A measure, several measures, or an entire section of a piece can be
transposed chromatically or diatonically. Diatonic Transposition To transpose a ...
Thomas E. Rudolph, Vincent A. Leonard, 2005
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Ornette Coleman, 85
Coleman changed the direction of jazz in the 1960s when he abandoned the complex, diatonically structured chord changes mastered by ... «Courthouse News Service, jun 15»
In Sonitus Lux, Duet for Theremin and Lap Steel, Edgewood …
... which he describes as “resembling a flying saucer or two wok lids welded together, tuned in this case diatonically.” On The Equinox Session, ... «Creative Loafing Atlanta, mai 15»
CD Review: 'Tintinnabuli,' performed by the Tallis Scholars
... Tintinnabuli style involves two voices: the first arpeggiates a triad or (in later years) a seventh chord, while a second voice moves diatonically. «Communities Digital News, abr 15»
New Jangle for now people in New Paltz: Lives of the Obscure's …
Its tense, diatonically ambiguous guitar arpeggios owe less to “Ticket to Ride” than to the dwelling colors, tone washes and forestalled ... «Almanac Weekly, abr 15»
Australian Chamber Orchestra mixes Beethoven and Radiohead's …
Over the droning of Indian tanpura this diatonically arranged soundscape evokes some of the ephemeralism of Arvo Part with the sound world ... «Sydney Morning Herald, out 14»
Drum legend Terry Bozzio will roll into town with a big bang
Then an octave and a fourth of larger diatonically tuned toms (like the white notes of the piano). Then a smaller group of toms tuned to both the ... «Examiner.com, ago 14»
Keith Jarrett, happy
This piece, like most, was effectively a ballad, diatonically tuneful, achingly pretty in the mode of high Americana that is one of Jarrett's ... «Macleans.ca, jun 14»
How a 78-Year-Old Estonian Composer Became the Hottest Thing …
The second voice moves diatonically in a stepwise motion. One of the clearest and most famous examples of this is "Spiegel im Spiegel," seen ... «Motherboard, jun 14»
A compelling concert by a young quartet playing younger music
Each plays diatonically in its own key, creating a dense, dissonant polyphony. Next came Mark Barden's problematic Nocturne, like the ... «New York Classical Review, dez 13»
Ferris Chorale presents the American premiere of Grayston Ives …
When Michael the Archangel is mentioned as the standard bearer, the high voices diatonically dominate and reflect hope and optimism in an ... «Chicago Classical Review, fev 13»
