Exemples d'utilisation de Dissonances en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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contrasts and dissonances to portray the gaiety of the marine festivals, the panic caused
Have to be sorted as well. dissonances emerge inevitably,
Gioseffo Zarlino and to describe early music of the Baroque period which encouraged more freedom from the rigorous limitations of dissonances and counterpoint characteristic of the prima pratica.
ruptures, its harmonies and dissonances.
everything becomes jingle even dissonances.
And there are dissonances of scale, but also iconic dissonances visible in yet another photograph- which parodies Zurbaran while paying tribute to him- in which the linear presentation of three objects evokes the syntagmatic structure of a sentence aligning its words one by one, stratifying and slowing the time
false relations and dissonances, which more often than not arose from that very conflict between tonality and modality.
he also imitates the musette with delightful dissonances on a tonic pedal
giving birth to a new craft, the composition of olfactory harmony using small dissonances to reveal the overall harmony of a fragrance.
delved into small rituals that mark daily life, to reveal a social landscape saturated with visual dissonances, in which we see the strange cohabitation of two worlds and the invasion of
weasel words, red herrings, cognitive dissonances and Orwellianisms.
The dissonance might foster a change in your mind.
The Swedish volunteers remain a source of dissonance between Swedes and Finns.
It can become a harmony or a dissonance.
which he called a"fundamental dissonance.
They could only overcome that dissonance by justifying their lies by changing their previously unfavorable attitudes about the task.
According to Mr Lodge, dissonance between global economic realities
This dissonance creates further problems
The ILC was fully cognizant of the dissonance between the approaches taken by the ICJ and the ICTY.
Never touching…- Yeah.-… but guiding them from dissonance toward composition.

