Príklady tonic

• The second solo (bars 16-27) modulates back to an intermediate tonic through sequences and chromaticism, all based on the initial motive.

• The remainder is given over to a single tonic butterfly in which the second note is displaced downwards by two octaves.

• Another tempo change ushers in a closing phrase of classical cues based on a tonic triad followed by tonic tones in descending octave leaps.

• But in an opera the direct succession of tonic keys, the 'chords' of the progression, never occurs.

• A note histogram is also maintained to determine a tonic.

• Most "soothing tonics" for babies and children were laced with alcohol, opium, or some combination of the two.

• Thus, action potentials designated as tonic are much more likely to be mislabeled than are those designated as burst.

• In fact, the voice arrives at the tonic too early, while the guitar has only reached the dominant.

• This is a book positively bristling with personality and individuality and was a tonic to myflaggingopinion of the reference book.

• In the absence of traditional voice leading based on tonic/dominant harmony, some composers gravitated toward the use of symmetry.

• A tonic hyperpolarization underlying contrast adaptation in cat visual cortex.

• This is easily extensive enough to make the eventual breakdown of syntax after a tonic reprise deeply surprising.

• Furthermore, our empirical data suggest that tonic and burst responses under our conditions of visual stimulation are not ends of a smooth continuum.

• This is accomplished partly through the avoidance of a full tonic resolution until the closing measures of the piece.

• In the first phrase the motif begins with an arpeggio figure on the tonic.