consonance
11consonance — n. in consonance with * * * [ kɒnsənəns] in consonance with …
12consonance — darnusis sąskambis statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. concord; consonance vok. Konsonanz, f rus. консонанс, m; консонансный аккорд, m; созвучие, n pranc. accord consonant, m; consonance, f …
13CONSONANCE — n. f. T. de Musique Accord de deux sons entendus simultanément et dont l’union plaît à l’oreille. Il y a des consonances parfaites et des consonances imparfaites : les parfaites sont l’unisson, la quarte, la quinte et l’octave ; les imparfaites… …
14consonance — /kon seuh neuhns/, n. 1. accord or agreement. 2. correspondence of sounds; harmony of sounds. 3. Music. a simultaneous combination of tones conventionally accepted as being in a state of repose. Cf. dissonance (def. 2). See illus. under… …
15consonance — con|so|nance [ kansənəns ] noun in consonance with VERY FORMAL in agreement with …
16consonance — noun 1 in consonance with formal agreeing with something or existing together without any problems 2 (countable uncountable) technical a combination of musical notes that sound pleasant: harmony (1) …
17consonance — n. 1 agreement, harmony. 2 Prosody a recurrence of similar sounding consonants. 3 Mus. a harmonious combination of notes; a harmonious interval. Etymology: ME f. OF consonance or L consonantia (as consonant) …
18Consonance (Musique) — Acoustique musicale Note de musique Harmonique Intervalle Consonance Cycle des quintes Gamme musicale Système tonal Échelle musicale Échelle diatonique Échelle chromatique …
19Consonance (Harmonie Tonale) — Dans la musique tonale, on appelle consonance un type particulier d intervalle harmonique s opposant à la dissonance. On aura soin de ne pas confondre la consonance dans le « cadre de l harmonie tonale » qui fait l objet du présent… …
20Consonance Productions — is a charity formed to promote emerging UK musicians and composers. It does so by encouraging new musical compositions and the mixing of art forms, to create a variety of accessible entertainment. What have they done? They initiated their first… …
