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 |  |  | Harmony: Encyclopedia II - Vowel harmony - Other types of harmonyAlthough vowel harmony is the most well-known harmony, not all types of harmony that occur in the world's languages involve only vowels. Other types of harmony involve consonants (and is known as consonant harmony). Rarer types of harmony are those that involve or tone or both vowels and consonants (e.g. postvelar harmony).
Vowel harmony - Vowel-consonant harmony.
Some languages have harmony processes that involve an interaction between vowels and consonants. For example, Chilcotin has a phonological process known as vowel flattening (i.e. post-velar harmony) where vowels m ...
See also:Vowel harmony, Vowel harmony - Explanation, Vowel harmony - Features of vowel harmony, Vowel harmony - Vowel harmony & umlaut terminology, Vowel harmony - Vowel harmony archiphonemes and underspecification, Vowel harmony - Examples in selected languages, Vowel harmony - Uralic languages, Vowel harmony - Altaic languages, Vowel harmony - Yokuts, Vowel harmony - Korean, Vowel harmony - Japanese, Vowel harmony - Other languages, Vowel harmony - Other types of harmony, Vowel harmony - Vowel-consonant harmony, Vowel harmony - Links, Vowel harmony - Bibliography Read more here: » Vowel harmony: Encyclopedia II - Vowel harmony - Other types of harmony |
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 |  |  | Harmony: Encyclopedia II - Musical acoustics - HarmonyIf two notes are simultaneously played, with frequency ratios that are simple fractions (e.g. 2/1, 3/2 or 5/4), then the composite wave will still be periodic with a short period, and the combination will sound consonant. For instance, a note vibrating at 200 Hz and a note vibrating at 300 Hz (a perfect fifth, or 3/2 ratio, above 200 Hz) will add together to make a wave that repeats at 100 Hz: every 1/100 of a second, the 300 Hz wave will repeat thrice and the 200 Hz wave will repeat twice. Note that the total wave repeats at 100 Hz, but there is not ac ...
See also:Musical acoustics, Musical acoustics - Methods and fields of study, Musical acoustics - Sound waves, Musical acoustics - Harmonics partials and overtones, Musical acoustics - Harmonics and non-linearities, Musical acoustics - Harmony, Musical acoustics - The natural scale, Musical acoustics - The equal tempered scale, Musical acoustics - Cent values of equal temperament Read more here: » Musical acoustics: Encyclopedia II - Musical acoustics - Harmony |
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 |  |  | Harmony: Encyclopedia II - Musical acoustics - HarmonyIf two notes are simultaneously played, with frequency ratios that are simple fractions (e.g. 2/1, 3/2 or 5/4), then the composite wave will still be periodic with a short period, and the combination will sound consonant. For instance, a note vibrating at 200 Hz and a note vibrating at 300 Hz (a perfect fifth, or 3/2 ratio, above 200 Hz) will add together to make a wave that repeats at 100 Hz: every 1/100 of a second, the 300 Hz wave will repeat thrice and the 200 Hz wave will repeat twice. Note that the total wave repeats at 100 Hz, but there is not ac ...
See also:Musical acoustics, Musical acoustics - Methods and fields of study, Musical acoustics - Sound waves, Musical acoustics - Harmonics partials and overtones, Musical acoustics - Harmonics and non-linearities, Musical acoustics - Harmony, Musical acoustics - The natural scale, Musical acoustics - Evolution of the natural scale, Musical acoustics - The equal tempered scale, Musical acoustics - Cent values of equal temperament Read more here: » Musical acoustics: Encyclopedia II - Musical acoustics - Harmony |
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 |  |  | Harmony: Encyclopedia II - Pachelbel's Canon - HarmonyThe harmonic basis of the canon is a ground bass: the same four-bar bass line and harmonic sequence are repeated over and over, about 30 times in total. The chords of this sequence are: D major (tonic), A major (dominant), B minor (tonic parallel), F# minor (dominant parallel) G major (subdominant), D major (tonic), G major (subdominant), A major (dominant).
The sequence, or rather, close imitations of it, appears elsewhere in the classical canon. Mozart employed it for a striking passage in Die Zauberflöte (1791), at the mome ...
See also:Pachelbel's Canon, Pachelbel's Canon - Harmony, Pachelbel's Canon - Pachelbel's canon in popular culture, Pachelbel's Canon - In Film, Pachelbel's Canon - Musical adaptations, Pachelbel's Canon - Other uses, Pachelbel's Canon - Media Read more here: » Pachelbel's Canon: Encyclopedia II - Pachelbel's Canon - Harmony |
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 |  |  | Harmony: Encyclopedia II - Characters in the Smurfs - HarmonyHarmony Smurf is a misnomer, seeing as his musical ability shows a total lack of harmony (his original name in the French version is "Musician Smurf"). He is a music player, keeping lots of musical instruments in his house. He especially loves to play the trumpet. He has more passion than talent, though, and he persistently plays awfully and loudly, causing the other Smurfs to plug their ears in frustration.
Like in most Belgian comics, this musician plays so harsh ...
See also:Characters in the Smurfs, Characters in the Smurfs - Airborne aka Aviator, Characters in the Smurfs - Alchemist aka Apprentice Clumsy, Characters in the Smurfs - Baby, Characters in the Smurfs - Baker AKA Greedy, Characters in the Smurfs - Brainy, Characters in the Smurfs - Clockwork, Characters in the Smurfs - Clumsy, Characters in the Smurfs - Dabbler, Characters in the Smurfs - Doc, Characters in the Smurfs - Dopey, Characters in the Smurfs - Dreamy aka Astro, Characters in the Smurfs - Farmer, Characters in the Smurfs - Finance, Characters in the Smurfs - Fisher, Characters in the Smurfs - Grandpa, Characters in the Smurfs - Greedy, Characters in the Smurfs - Grouchy, Characters in the Smurfs - Handy, Characters in the Smurfs - Harmony, Characters in the Smurfs - Hefty, Characters in the Smurfs - Jokey aka Prisoner, Characters in the Smurfs - King AKA Brainy, Characters in the Smurfs - Miner, Characters in the Smurfs - Nanny, Characters in the Smurfs - Nat/Natural, Characters in the Smurfs - Nosey, Characters in the Smurfs - Painter, Characters in the Smurfs - Papa, Characters in the Smurfs - Poet, Characters in the Smurfs - Reflection aka Hundredth, Characters in the Smurfs - Sassette, Characters in the Smurfs - Scaredy aka Brave, Characters in the Smurfs - Lazy AKA Sleepy, Characters in the Smurfs - Sloppy, Characters in the Smurfs - Slouchy, Characters in the Smurfs - Smurfette, Characters in the Smurfs - Feminism, Characters in the Smurfs - Sneezy, Characters in the Smurfs - Sweepy, Characters in the Smurfs - Tailor, Characters in the Smurfs - Timid, Characters in the Smurfs - Tracker, Characters in the Smurfs - Vanity, Characters in the Smurfs - Weakling, Characters in the Smurfs - Wild, Characters in the Smurfs - Wooley, Characters in the Smurfs - Azrael, Characters in the Smurfs - Balthazar, Characters in the Smurfs - Bigmouth, Characters in the Smurfs - Gargamel, Characters in the Smurfs - Johan, Characters in the Smurfs - Hogatha, Characters in the Smurfs - Clorhydress, Characters in the Smurfs - Princess Salvina, Characters in the Smurfs - Prince Gerard, Characters in the Smurfs - Smoogle, Characters in the Smurfs - Nemesis, Characters in the Smurfs - Mother Nature and Father Time, Characters in the Smurfs - Omnibus Read more here: » Characters in the Smurfs: Encyclopedia II - Characters in the Smurfs - Harmony |
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 |  |  | Harmony: Universal Faith for World Harmony Vision is the ability to see beyond the present; to be able to chart a map of the future. Is such a vision possible for a universal religion? When all technologies and knowledge in the world are converging, why should humanity have different religions? One basic question has haunted us for long: Are the many religions of the world opposed to each other? If their common goal is universal welfare, why do we need so many religions? All religions echo the need for righteous conduct, truth and non-violence. But they differ in their rituals, which are unfortunately being projected today as their core. Dress, mode of worship and language of rituals have come to symbolise purity of faith. (See also: Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)
Read more here: » Peace on Earth: Universal Faith for World Harmony |
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Read more here: » Jainism Worship: Sincere Prayer for Peace and Harmony |
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