tonality

Thirdly, Chopin was to some extent affected by the tonality of his native music.

It is necessary therefore to collect the scanty notices which we possess bearing upon the tonality of Greek music.

The tonality rocks between F major to B flat major and G minor.

In his compositions in Grieg-ton Smith has seized the fascinating looseness of the Griegorian tonality and its whimsicality.

We have seen that this tonality of the watch dog's cries is competent to indicate that a person is coming to the house.

The confusion which this plan produces in the sense of tonality can readily be imagined.

After the introduction of the principle of tonality music developed with remarkable rapidity.

It marks, in its reaction, the excessive stress of tonality and of simple colors of harmony.

But the difficulty is to prove the mode or first tonality of these gamuts.

The system of tonality upon which the music of the Middle Age was based was the modal or diatonic.