Tone Clusters Explained? - Music: Practice & Theory Stack Exchange
2020年8月1日 · A cluster of notes? "pitch cluster" "note cluster". Behind Bars not. Note cluster: has indeterminate pitch, can't say it's exactly c c# d d#, but give some range or location of the cluster. Pitch cluster: has determinate pitch, can give …
terminology - What is this orchestration technique called? - Music ...
2015年7月6日 · Wikipedia defines a tone cluster as a chord which contains at least three adjacent notes in a scale, where "adjacent" can be relative to a chromatic scale (C, C♯, D) or a diatonic scale (C, D, E), or whatever other scale you happen to be using. It also quotes a textbook that defines it as "an extra-harmonic clump of notes."
How do you voice extended chords? - Music: Practice & Theory …
2019年2月26日 · thirteenth: needed for a 13th chord, including the 7th and 9th will make clear the tone is a 13th rather than a add6. Using omissions provides a little space otherwise a real, complete 13th chord uses all the diatonic tones and depending on usage could sound more like a tone cluster or if lots of 13th chords were used pan-diatonicism.
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Tone cluster is the name given to adjacent scale notes played together. Clusters can contain so many notes there is a special notation for them... There is some similarity between tone clusters and quartal harmony as quartal chords can be inverted into clusters.
ear training - How to find/hold vocal pitch within tone clusters ...
2020年12月20日 · I sing in a choir that performs a lot of music containing very close, tone-cluster type harmonies. We stand mixed rather than in sections, so it's especially challenging to find my pitch and maintain it. Worse, I'm an "inner voice" (tenor). In rehearsal, I can cup one of my ears to hear myself better, but that looks pretty bad in performance. 1.
ear training - Does everybody perceive the same tonic? - Music ...
2017年4月20日 · Lets say I play a big chromatic chord (Like a tone cluster) - After hearing that chord, I have a tonic (Fact). My question is - will everybody get the same tonic? If there are multiple tonal centers which you can get from one chord (Example: Symmetrical chords), is the new tonal center 'choice' affected by the previous tonal center?
composition - Serialism and the the twelve-tone period - Music ...
2020年6月9日 · The key word here is serialism. Serialism means that the compositional process is determined by a series, or list, of pitches and various transformations that occur to this series. A twelve-tone serialist will create a listing of all twelve pitches, using each once and only once. They can use this series (also known as a row), but they can also ...
What is a whole tone scale? - Music: Practice & Theory Stack …
2019年3月22日 · 7. It's a scale that consists (as per its name) only of whole tone steps (or Major seconds if you want)*, meaning that each note is a whole tone away both from its predecessor and its sucessor. More common scales have 7 notes each (heptatonic), but this one has only 6 (hexatonic). Besides the common patterns that are usually used to create ...
What is the difference between tonality and key in music?
2018年4月27日 · Tonality is the intuitive perception of any Tone. A Tone has three aspects: Pitch,Timbre and Dynamic state or Tendency. For example if we intuit middle C on the piano as the Tone 'Ti' then the Key or Tonality is 'D-flat' since D-flat is obviously 'Do'.
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tone cluster (all tones, all at the same time.) Consider "all tones" to be some limited set like a key or tone row, etc. basically the tones of the tonal palette. I don't think it's a matter of whether such perception occurs, it's only a question of where you want to make the cut off points for levels of blending and applying labels to them.