The phrase "accommodate harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the idea of making adjustments or changes to create a harmonious environment or situation.
Example: "In order to foster a collaborative workplace, we must accommodate harmony among team members."
Alternatives: "promote harmony" or "facilitate harmony".
The wide-ranging modulations and affective harmonic progressions of German Baroque composers depended on equal temperament, a system that permits exploration of keys distant from the tonic without the necessity of retuning to accommodate the remote harmonies.
After about 12 hours in the studio, the song was completely unrecognizable from the original, except for the lyrics (which were fairly generic '80s pop shtick) and the melody, although the melody changed a bit in order to accommodate the new harmonies and accompaniment figures.
A specific culture invented them for its purposes, to play certain scales and accommodate certain systems of harmony.
He remained in Germany for much of the following twenty-odd years, even as he immersed himself in Icelandic folk songs and dismantled conventional harmony to accommodate them.
Inner Harmony can accommodate 58 guests.
He employed such leading Scottish poets as Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott to substitute sentimental lyrics for ribald ones, while the composers, Joseph Haydn and Ludwig van Beethoven among them, tried to accommodate Scottish melodies to Viennese harmonies.
Because in equal temperament the intervals are identical in all parts of the chromatic scale, the system is the only one that can accommodate the expanded range of harmonies of 19th- and 20th-century music.
All spaces must work in harmony and must properly accommodate the function of all systems.
Fair process does not set out to achieve harmony or to win people's support through compromises that accommodate every individual's opinions, needs, or interests.
"The subtle changes Bach made to accommodate a new text, and the 'improvements' to the inner voices and harmony provide unusual insight into his genius," he said.
