The phrase "a consonance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, poetry, or linguistics, where it refers to a harmonious agreement or correspondence between elements.
Example: "The poem's structure creates a consonance that enhances its overall beauty and rhythm."
Alternatives: "a harmony" or "an agreement".
[plays chord] Here is a consonance.
Eighteenth-century composers, for example, played with the relationship between dissonance and consonance, dissonance creating a tension which is then released, to gratifying effect, by a consonance.
"If you look at their portfolios, you'll see a consonance". In the 1970's, when the insurance industry was in one of its periodic slumps, Buffett took a strategic position in the Geico Corporation, an auto insurer.
But to declare a whole group of human beings useless -- even if this only means composers with what Mr. Taruskin considers a consonance deficit -- is the rhetoric of Goebbels in 1938 or Zhdanov in 1948.
Then there was a consonance to split the drums of the world's ears, followed by a horrific rattlings as of actual artillery – tens of thousands of gun-carriages simultaneously at the gallop, colliding, crashing, heeling over in the blackness.
Within five seconds, though, Mozart diverts us into a hushed series of suspended harmonies, each dissonance resolving to a consonance in a soundscape that, in its own very modest way, is quite different from any symphony that had previously been written.
All the instruments finally achieve an ominous consonance, with a dark, subtle undercurrent in the double bass.
The "merry war" between Thusitha Jayasundera's Beatrice and Alan Cox's Benedick is as genial as any in recent memory, and there is a pleasing consonance to Don John's dastardly declaration to become a "canker in a hedge", when Jake Maskall has a whole row of real bushes to infect.
(Chinen) Taylor Eigsti Trio (Wednesday and Thursday) Taylor Eigsti is a pianist of proficiency and modernity, drawn to a streamlined consonance.
Consonance occurs where a consonant sound is repeated throughout a sentence without putting the sound only at the front of a word.
This is a body album: loud and lovely, luxurious and shivering, a massed consonance, the blobby sound of joy from some sort of magic sound generator.
