- 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...
-
chord below, for
example F upon C: F/C. The use of
polychords may
suggest bitonality or polytonality.
Harmonic parallelism may
suggest bichords.
Examples may...
-
minor scales a
tritone apart. Paul
Wilson argues against viewing this as
bitonality since "the
larger octatonic collection embraces and
supports both supposed...
-
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...
- many years. The
Village Voice mentions the
juxtaposition of collage,
bitonality,
musical satire, and
orchestral surrealism in a "bizarre
melodic stream...
-
unconventional time signatures,
rising and
falling scales, ostinato,
bitonality and
occasional polytonality — set him
apart from
other English composers...
- last of the
seven to be written,
contains Holst's
first experiments with
bitonality. He
juxtaposes melodic fragments in B♭
major and E major, in a fast-moving...
- unisons",
described by some
writers as non-functional harmonies;
bitonality, or at
least bitonal chords; use of the whole-tone and
pentatonic scales; and unprepared...
-
placement of C#
against a C
major 7 chord;
James Weidman attributed this to
bitonality,
while Tardo Hammer attributed it to an
extension of the
circle of fifths...
