Examples of using Tonality in English and their translations into Italian
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Aida is a surprising opera in which Verdi wanted to overcome the limits of tonality.
This is the distinct cadence and tonality of the Derry region in Northern Ireland.
Warm and welcoming tonality, along with the wood and the grey lamps characterized also the dining area, thus giving consistency to the whole house.
It also contained some azure strips that emphasised the tonality of the varnished areas of the icon.
I like to think that those thin blue lines wandering on the canvas and changing tonality(picture no.16) are the outline of a mountain range.
He most often made innovative use of electronics and explored tonality, serialism, and what he called"compositional linguistics" such as in his LINGUA series Listening.
Historically, homophony and its differentiated roles for parts emerged in tandem with tonality, which gave distinct harmonic functions to the soprano,
The ink tonality does not vary much in these works by Guan,
Compositions that use more than one tonality are rare and generally they are cases of passing from a minor to major tonality or vice versa.
This tonality is then enlivened
The mouthfeel has a sweet, citrusy tonality with a nice and pleasing acidity while the complexity is not excessive.
With this you it can modify the pitch or harmonic tonality of a song, without modifying the tempo
I use this track to dissect the tonality of a solo acoustic guitar,
Each individual has its own tonality of voice and, even if it can seem incredible,
very convincing tonality, with first class decay time
 Noisette: a very elegant and refined light brown, an homogeneous and intriguing tonality making you look glamorous and womanly and enhancing your look with class;
The sound now has a distinctly"major" tonality, because of the presence of the sums which add the major third to the fundamental and perfect fifth tones.
The wide dynamic range and soft tonality will depict the subtle nuances of shadows created in the environment under controlled lights.
In the darkroom, dodging and burning were the most commonly used techniques to selectively adjust the tonality of objects but were inherently imprecise.
Tonality, intended as an absolute value,