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| refers to the way chords are constructed and how they follow each other |
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| combination fo three or more tones at once |
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| stable tone combination; points of arrival, rest, and resolution |
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| unstable tone combination; demands an onward motion to a stable chord |
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| when dissonance moves to a consonance |
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| simplest, most basic chord; has three tones |
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| triad bult on the first, or tonic, note of the scale (do) |
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| triad built on the fifth note of the scale (sol); pulled strongly toward the tonic chord |
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| progression from teh dominant to the tonic chord (often used at th eend of a phrase, a melody, or an entire piece) |
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| individual tones of a chord are sounded one after another |
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