tonality|tonalities in English

noun

[to·nal·i·ty || təʊ'nælətɪ]

relations between the tones of a musical scale, key; color scheme

Use "tonality|tonalities" in a sentence

1. Bitonal definition is - using two musical tonalities simultaneously.

2. Atonal: 1 adj characterized by avoidance of traditional western tonality Synonyms: unkeyed Antonyms: tonal having tonality; i.e

3. The dimensions of said cups (13) represent the actual tonalities.

4. The dominant in a given key or tonality.

5. Tonality is a see also of Atonality

6. One concerns the tonality of the human voice.

7. Bitonality—the use of two different tonalities —is the most common type of polytonality

8. There is no body language or voice tonality to convey nuances and emotions.

9. The compromise with tonality is equally clear in Berg.

10. In this video, we'll demonstrate the difference between tonality and Atonality

11. Schoenberg represented the other side of the dialectic: the abandonment of tonality.

12. The regulated verse forms also prescribed patterns based upon linguistic tonality.

13. To note that an adjustment allows to choose the tonality of the instrument.

14. Tonality, Functionality and Beethovenian Form in the Late Instrumental Works of César Franck @inproceedings{Swindells2012TonalityFA, title={Tonality, Functionality and Beethovenian Form in the Late Instrumental Works of C{\'e}sar Franck}, author={R

15. 8 Schoenberg represented the other side of the dialectic: the abandonment of tonality.

16. The large negatives or slides deliver beautifully detailed images with a very nice tonality.

17. Tonality is a galaxy, Atonality is another galaxy, polytonality is the ship going from tonality to Atonality, but the one travels in the ship is tonal, the real atonal is the alien waiting for the traveler, in other words, polytonality is the way tonality becomes more and more advanced until it could eventually leave entirely all tonal traces

18. Tonality depends on the reflected brightness of the terrain and can be electronically measured.

19. The focus throughout Part 3 is on tonality as a framework for generating coherence.

20. Qinyuan Pottery Xun has its own features and styles in tone color , interval and tonality.

21. As nouns the difference between tonality and Atonality is that tonality is (music) the system of seven tones built on a tonic key; the 24 major and minor scales while Atonality is (uncountablemusic) a style of music that is written without a key.

22. He was also one of the few composers to bridge the gap between conventional tonality and atonality.

23. Power chords are especially problematic when trying to apply classical functional tonality to certain varieties of popular music.

24. So long as Stravinsky had led the opposition on behalf of tonality, art music had broadened and deepened in expressive range.

25. And he takes a travelling rug with him - another of those fussy bag-and-baggage objects which assert the novel's tonality.