Examples of using Tonality in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Each of the carefully chosen modes has a unique set of colours and tonality to create images that reflect how a photographer felt when taking the picture.
On the whole, the tonality of these uprisings starts on the left side of the political arena.
The quick dashes and the diversity of the tonality reminds one of the later work of Titian.
Because now you have your voice tonality and body language- some say they are over 90 percent of communication- in alignment with your words.
Kleiberg's music is characterised by a highly distinctive form of extended tonality and by meticulous attention to coloristic details.
Tristan was notable for Wagner's advanced use of chromaticism, tonality, orchestral colour
Applied Aesthetics would cover Temperament, Tonality, Gradual Gamuts Tonal
Like Newton's universal laws of gravity, Bach's well tempered tonality is the universal product of reason.
timing dynamics and tonality becomes a natural expression of the music.
such as traditional tonality, melody, instrumentation, and structure.
20% verbal and 20% your vocal tonality.
precise tonality in dark areas
there was still great balance in tonality, with a fluidness that gave the lyrics meaningful expression.
new typography and new tonality are based on the principles of clarity
although still retaining highly original concepts in both tonality and rhythm.
although still retaining highly original concepts in both tonality and rhythm.
It can be said that the changes began with the abandonment of tonality by Arnold Schonberg(1874- 1951)
the musical discourse avoids the laws of tonality, or, more precisely, becomes indifferent to these laws.
experiments with movement and tonality of voice to play with and act out suggestive,
on the basis that the composer's original idea regarding the instrument and tonality chosen should be respected,
