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2018
Tonalism is an often under-appreciated aspect of Australian painting, which developed from the mid-1910s to the 1950s. A technique pioneered by Max Meldrum (1875–1955) it is different to the use of tone developed by artists such as Leonard da Vinci (1452–1519) and Johannes Vermeer (1632–75).
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Tonalism is an often under-appreciated aspect of Australian painting, which developed from the mid-1910s to the 1950s. A technique pioneered by Max Meldrum (1875–1955) it is different to the use of tone developed by artists such as Leonard da Vinci (1452–1519) and Johannes Vermeer (1632–75).
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A NEW APPROACH FOR THE EVALUATION OF TONAL NOISE (TONALITY)
1999Tonal noise (DIN 45681 [1]) is an important parameter affecting sound quality and is substantial for the assessment of the annoyance of tonal components in environmental noises. For the measurement of time varying weak tonal components of complex technical and natural sounds none of the existing methods correspond to subjective ratings [2]. This is due
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The tonal phonology of mandarin
Cahiers de linguistique - Asie orientale, 1980Yip Moira. The tonal phonology of mandarin. In: Cahiers de linguistique - Asie orientale, vol. 7, 1980. pp. 47-57.
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2019
Tonality is a ubiquitous term in musical discourse as indispensable as it is obfuscating. Typically, the term tonality (and more generally, “tonal music”) references the pitch-centric “common-practice” language of the transposable major and minor key system within which most classical music has been composed in the West from at least the mid-17th ...
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Tonality is a ubiquitous term in musical discourse as indispensable as it is obfuscating. Typically, the term tonality (and more generally, “tonal music”) references the pitch-centric “common-practice” language of the transposable major and minor key system within which most classical music has been composed in the West from at least the mid-17th ...
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Perception of Tonal Pitch Space and Tonal Tension
2000Abstract The focus of our study of tonal pitch space and tonal tension is the perception of key and key modulation. The perception of key and key modulation is an intriguing topic for music psychology. We may put forth two reasons in particular.
Lola L Cuddy, Nicholas A Smith
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Tonal Evolution and Tonal Reconstruction in Chinese
1996Modern Chinese is a tone language. Traditionally, tonality has also been considered to be a characteristic of Archaic Chinese, a view that has been challenged recently by some scholars. If indeed there were no tones in Archaic Chinese, the origin and evolution of modern tones would present a problem deserving further investigation.
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Tonal Distinctions in Cantonese
Phonetica, 1977Abstract The experiment reported here is a perceptual study of the six contrastive tones of Cantonese. The monosyllable [jλu] was synthesized, and a large number of closely spaced Fo contours were applied to it. Listeners were asked to identify each synthetic stimulus as one of six Cantonese words which all have the segmental shape [jλu]
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