Colt Ford - Back (with Jake Owen)

Introductory tone - an unstable sound of a fret located one second below or above the first stage and gravitating to it. The sound of the VII stage, as adjacent to the I stage from below, is called lower V. t.; the sound of the second stage - respectively, the top. V. t. Possess the most intense melodic. gravitation towards the main sound of the fret, especially V. t. Sensitive Note, leading note). Lower V. t. Is the third of a chord of the V stage and has a dominant function. By "introductory tone" is often meant specific. the sharpness of low-second, halftone gravity. As a revelation and exacerbation of the potential "introductory tone" any melodic can be considered. alterationcreating artificial chromatic, as it were. V. t. One of the characteristic features of major and minor, with the development of which the history of V. t. Is associated, is its resolution. Asafiev called V. t. "Verb" of Europe. fret. The aging of the elements of major and minor in Europe.