He rejects the doctrine of pre-established harmony according to which substances do not interact, rejecting Leibniz's claim (Monadology 1714: sec. 7) that substances have no "windows".
The result often sounded strident, with no obvious melody, harmony or tempo to which the listener could latch on.
To go home after this piece and listen to the Beethoven quartet is to be aware at once of realms of melody, harmony and dynamics to which this choreographer finds no answer in movement.
The composition is self-contained and conforms to Alberti's definition of beauty as "that harmony of parts to which nothing can be added or taken away without destroying the whole".
Both offer an idealized picture of the world, an imagined state in which order and harmony prevailed and to which the troubled world of the present must seek to return.
This would be very much in accord with the famous conception of the harmony of the spheres according to which the heavenly bodies make harmonious music as they move, but neither in Philolaus nor any other early source do we get an explicit account of how the musical scale corresponds to the astronomical system (Huffman 1993, 279 83).
The harmony in which the Sirens sing could be a reference to the famous doctrine of the harmony of the spheres, according to which the heavens make music by their motions.
Whoever is appointed by Gartside must not only endeavour to keep Bolton in the Premier League but restore harmony to a dressing room which became divided under Lee, who fell out with key figures, including Gary Speed and Kevin Nolan.
"There is a harmony to the rear yard which is enjoyed not only by people who live there but people who can see it from other apartment buildings and elsewhere.
Learn that the next section maintains the same texture, but broadens the harmony to include C major, which is A minor's relative major, and G major, C major's dominant key.
