- polyharmony) is the
musical use of more than one key simultaneously.
Bitonality is the use of only two
different keys at the same time.
Polyvalence or...
-
minor scales a
tritone apart. Paul
Wilson argues against viewing this as
bitonality since "the
larger octatonic collection embraces and
supports both supposed...
- the
Belgian Limburgish dialect of Borgloon, the
dragging tone
itself is
bitonal,
while it has also been
proved that this is not the case in the adjacent...
- many years. The
Village Voice mentions the
juxtaposition of collage,
bitonality,
musical satire, and
orchestral surrealism in a "bizarre
melodic stream...
- below, for
example F upon C: F/C. The use of
polychords may
suggest bitonality or polytonality.
Harmonic parallelism may
suggest bichords.
Examples may...
-
established new
ground through innovative use of reharmonization, voicing, and
bitonality.
Tatum grew up in Toledo, Ohio,
where he
began playing piano professionally...
- keys (rather than to no key)
Nonfunctional tonality or
pandiatonicism Bitonality This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Pantonality...
- List of
pieces using polytonality and/or
bitonality.
Samuel Barber Symphony No. 2 (1944)[citation needed] Béla Bartók
Mikrokosmos Volume 5
number 125:...
- Code
Major Major Minor Minor Atonal Atonal Bitonal Bitonal in Ind.
Indeterminate PD
Phrygian dominant Mix. Mixolydian...
-
simultaneous use of two
distinct pitch collections. It is more
general than
bitonality since the "scales"
involved need not be
traditional scales; if diatonic...
