Examples of tonality

• The changes to which the recurrence of melodic elements was subjected again constitute an exact correlation to 'floating tonality'.

• There has been a wonderful history of written documents calling for the expansion of the sonic domain of music beyond the classical notions of tonality.

• In one respect, however, the two strophes are musically unlike: tonality and harmonic direction.

• It is not only in the question of tonality that music theorists have come to treat the eighteenth century more holistically than their historical counterparts.

• Experimental evaluations have been undertaken with about sixty jazz standards in different tonalities.

• Such an assumption over-simplifies, since to accept it would imply that diatonic, stable tonality inescapably expresses decisive, positive moods.

• The tendency to posit links between separate, often distant numbers does not affect tonality alone.

• His mature works, state the liner notes, give primacy to melody in the context of extended tonality.

• In order to be effective, the two must match in tempo, aspects of phrase structure, and perhaps ideally, tonality.

• Such an effect can be no more than anecdotal in the context of major/minor tonality.

• It is a method that, in its most rigorously applied form, avoids tonality and had been originally developed as a criterion for atonal music.

• The answer seems to go back to what one might call the species theory of tonality.

• What role or relevance does a sense of tonality have to the experience of interaction?

• The music of the age of tonality was an anthropomorphic projection.

• More needs to be said about the tonality of the scene as a whole.