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.

26. A comparison shows the painting to be executed with very much the tonality of the photograph, from exactly the same viewpoint.

27. The 023 Bomblet’s forgiving nature is what makes it a great choice for sources where you want a warm, colorful rendition without masking the original tonality

28. This article explores the characters of harmony of Bartok's compositions, and emphasizes on the relationship between the tonality and the application of harmony.

29. His basic musical idioms were based on the tradition of tonality, but he also, if necessary, resorted to dissonances and occasional atonality.

30. The 023 Bomblet’s forgiving nature is what makes it a great choice for sources where you want a warm, colorful rendition without masking the original tonality

31. In this paper, I choose 13 'vanward' pieces during this period and make some study and analysis on harmony, scale, tonality, texture, structure and so on.

32. A cable connector configured to receive a sound signal and alter the tonality of the sound by switching among a plurality of capacitors.

33. Using eighteenth-century musical forms and the tonality of the seven-note scale, the group also drew from ethnic folk tunes, jazz, and polytonal techniques.

34. Atonal definition is - marked by avoidance of traditional musical tonality; especially : organized without reference to key or tonal center and using the tones of the chromatic scale impartially.

35. For example, "Sainsbury, who had Choron translated into English in 1825, rendered the first occurrence of tonalité as a 'system of modes' before matching it with the neologism 'tonality'.

36. The cursive rhythms and hot tonality of hot nudes of the 1920s recall Delacroix, Limited and even conventional in its Mediterranean genre, Smith's best work has great formal authority.

37. The Arcanum to my ear has a tonality more reflecting that of Eastern Orthodox music as we find in the compositions of say Arvo Part, Alfred Schnittke and even John Taverner

38. The article is based on his vocals , analysing and researching their harmonic technique and style from the aspects of the chord structure , the harmonic progression , the mode and tonality etc.

39. Atonal It is a method that, in its most rigorously applied form, avoids tonality and had been originally developed as a criterion for Atonal music. From the Cambridge English Corpus Its …

40. Past recordings have suffered from Awkwardnesses that range from the over-the-top mannerisms of stage actors playing to a present audience to the horrible, strident, flat tonalities that were epidemic in Broadway performances in the wake of the show Annie.

41. Painting large areas with very smooth tonality changes, like skies, is more effectively and efficiently solved as with oils, at least if you know how to handle an airbrush, which is definitely a more complicated tool than a standard brush.

42. "Atonality" lack of tonal center, resolution or harmonic closure; never feels at rest; all notes of music are equal in weight; traditional tonal harmonies and patterns are not used "Tonality"

43. The 4th movement is a dignified, Affectedly flowing finale with a ceremonial feeling and a clear expression of the main tonality of the work bearing the title "in F": here, F minor prevails, beginning and ending the movement.

44. This beautiful mineral is considered a gem or semiprecious stone with tonalities similar to the sun, the most frequent of them are the red color, brown, or reddish orange, this characteristic is given by the presence of iron in it.When you look at a Cornelian stone you will notice that it has a vitreous glow and very particular white stripes that give a very beautiful

45. First of all, his key is completely veiled, but there is nothing to be assumed in Meister's sense of tonality except that it strives to return to the main key of the work." the Bruckner biographers Max Auer and August Göllerich declare" and recommend the finale directly to the Adagio at the performance of the work The 3⁄4-measure of the first movement is juxtaposed with the 4/4-measure of the final movement.