Thesaurus / tonality
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The tonality is, in some ways, unique to the platform itself, and also has to do with what we’re trying to accomplish through that platform specifically.
MEDIA BUYING BRIEFING: KNOWN BUILDS CLIENTS AN ‘IRON MAN SUIT’ MADE OF DATA SCIENCE AND CREATIVITY TO SUPERCHARGE CAMPAIGNSMICHAEL BÜRGIJULY 6, 2021DIGIDAYIt is necessary therefore to collect the scanty notices which we possess bearing upon the tonality of Greek music.
THE MODES OF ANCIENT GREEK MUSICDAVID BINNING MONROIt must be vain to attempt to discover the tonality of a short fragment which has neither beginning nor end.
THE MODES OF ANCIENT GREEK MUSICDAVID BINNING MONROThis octave, however, represents merely the compass (ambitus or tessitura) of the melody: it has nothing to do with its tonality.
THE MODES OF ANCIENT GREEK MUSICDAVID BINNING MONROHis emotional centre is in being sensitive to the feel of the place or to the tonality of the person.
INSTIGATIONSEZRA POUNDThe melodic form of the scale can then be taught, and both forms practised to give plenty of freedom in the new tonality.
MUSIC AS A LANGUAGEETHEL HOMEThere were, no doubt, respecters of tonality also in Emanuel Bach's day, to whom such free measures must have seemed foolhardy.
THE PIANOFORTE SONATAJ.S. SHEDLOCKIn Claude Debussy's compositions, his system of harmony and tonality is intimately connected with these laws of natural harmonics.
THE WORLD'S GREAT MEN OF MUSICHARRIETTE BROWERThe tonality rocks between F major to B flat major and G minor.
HANDELROMAIN ROLLANDThe Muff, that accessory of the toilet, ought to be in harmony with the general tonality and style of costume.
THE SUNSHADEOCTAVE UZANNEWORDS RELATED TO TONALITY
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