"Today's dissonance in painting and music," he declared, "is merely the consonance of tomorrow".
Is it a true (or slightly warped) consonance of two or more tones?
Despite the many decades that their lives overlapped and the consonance of their names, like the setup of a joke, Bruch and Bruckner have little in common.
Now, a new study shows that the consonance of a musical interval — how pleasant it sounds — may vary based on a listener's level of music training.
Apart from the octave, which presents no problem, there are really only three distinct intervals in the diatonic scale the consonance of which is important.
He was fascinated by their color, texture and impermanence, but also by the consonance of sulfur — "soufre" in French — and suffering, and by its hellfire connotations.
The consonance of feeling that arises from this contemplation gives the facial features of each a distinct, spiritual beauty, reminiscent, especially the faces of the angels, of the more idealistic creations of Hellenistic art.
In Europe and elsewhere, Israeli diplomats find themselves fending off uncomfortable accusations of vicarious jingoism.Alongside the consonance of their broader views, Mr Bush and Mr Sharon seem to have achieved remarkable harmony regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The sensation of pleasantness, or "consonance", of a dyad is likely driven by the harmonic relation of the frequency components of the combined spectrum of the two notes.
Accumulating evidence indicates that the consonance of the endogenous circadian clock with environmental cycles enhances fitness, including both biomass accumulation and reproductive performance.
you are the consonance of constancy.
