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Meanings of tonality in English
Arrangements of pitches or chords to induce a hierarchy of perceived relations, stabilities, and attractions.
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Usage of tonality in English
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Its services include The Sound of your Brand music and tonality strategies.
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There is a simplification and tonality-identityin tone-whichis absent from prose.
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As the piece progresses the tonality splits and breaks into binary 'hours'.
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How well Chopin knew the value of contrast in tonality and sentiment!
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The tonality of the music of the ancients was wholly artificial and unreal.
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The tonality of the work is based on Jenny McLeod's 'Tone Clock Theory'.
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The striking fact of modern music is the principle of tonality.
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Its tonality accounts for the moods evoked, being indeterminate and restless.
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The anticipated lecture is expected to be more positive and encouraging in its tonality.
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Not even Mandarin made such demands on pitch and tonality as did their songs.
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That removes your ear from the tonality of D major.
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Allegro: Clear strings with a wide range of tonality.
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The fantasy is notable for variety of tonality, freedom in rhythmical incidents and genuine power.
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It was an application of the Netherlandish art of canonic imitation, combined with modern tonality.
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But the form-quality of rhythm, the form-quality of tonality, is an all but subconscious possession.
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It marks, in its reaction, the excessive stress of tonality and of simple colors of harmony.
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Tonality through the time