- In
music theory, a
nondominant seventh chord is both a
diatonic chord and a
seventh chord, but it does not
possess dominant function, and thus it is not...
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linked control over the
separate "agent"
based in the
nondominant hemisphere, and the
nondominant limb,
which had been
previously responsive and "obedient"...
- C: D–F–A♭–C) or
rarely ii7. They are the second-most-common form of
nondominant seventh chords. The
supertonic chord normally functions as a predominant...
- a
unified classical tonality replaced by
nonclassical (in this case
nondominant)
centricity in a
composition is
perfectly demonstrated by Debussy's Prélude...
- not :
other than :
reverse of :
absence of •
nontoxic • nonlinear. ("
Nondominant" is one of 945
words listed under "non-") Hardyck, C.; Petrinovich, L...
- x
means mute the string.
Dominant ninth, etc.
Irregular resolution Nondominant seventh chord Subtonic Mixolydian mode Also
written major-minor seventh...
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herds of
about 10–40 animals,
which consist of a
dominant male, a few
nondominant males, and females. They are
mainly desert-dwelling and do not depend...
- aphasias.
Constructional apraxia is
often caused by
lesions of the
inferior nondominant parietal lobe, and can be
caused by
brain injury, illness, tumor, or...
- "dominant" as a
reciting tone in
Gregorian chant, see
church modes.
Nondominant seventh chord Benward &
Saker (2003). Music: In
Theory and Practice,...
-
Miroslav Hroch, who
wrote that
national revivals take
place within a "
nondominant ethnic group"
characterized by lack of "'its own'
nobility or ruling...
