Collocations withharmony
These are words often used in combination withharmony.
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close harmony
During the second recorded session there was evidence of further development of vocal technique, including unaccompanied close harmony singing and syncopated rhythms.
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communal harmony
Villages should be got rehabilitated and intensive propaganda to be carried on for communal harmony. 11.
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complete harmony
Ancient art, on the one hand, enjoyed a complete harmony with life.
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complex harmony
All four members sang lead on some of the songs they performed, and most had complex harmony parts, including multiple-part a capella work.
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four-part harmony
The instruction to judges here was to forfeit the score (that is, award a zero) as the performance failed to fulfil the basic requirement for four-part harmony.
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jazz harmony
Jazz harmony is notable for the use of seventh chords as the basic harmonic unit more often than triads, as in classical music.
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perfect harmony
Family discussions rarely take place in perfect harmony and important decisions are often made in a context of tension and confrontation.
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sense of harmony
You might say that realization is the sense of harmony of systems and belong to that which wants to exist and it is a sense of the order of things.
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social harmony
The portrayal has lasted and still serves its purpose as an ideal of social harmony.
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three-part harmony
Originally conceived to be a three-part harmony, it was later decided to separate out the voices that started each verse.
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tonal harmony
The pitch relationships in this section suggest a harmonic function which could be consistent with tonal harmony.
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