Kristy Lee Cook - Not Tonight

in the definition.In favorable conditions, these hidden opportunities are translated into reality. Nar G.'s sources most clearly appear in a polyphonic song, for example. in USA. of the people. In such bunks. songs contain the most important components of G. - chords, the change of which reveals modal functions, voice control. In USA Narmajor, minor, and other natural modes close to them are found in the song. G.'s progress is inseparable from homophonic-harmonious. music warehouse (see. Homophony), whose approval in Europe. musesa special role belongs to the period from the 2nd floor. 16 to the 1st floor. 17th centuries The extension of this warehouse was prepared in the Renaissance, when more and more place was given to secular muses. genres and opened up wide opportunities for expressing the spiritual world of man. G. found new incentives for development in instr. music, combined instr. and wok. presentation. In conditions of homophonic-harmonious. warehouse required relates. independence harmonious. accompaniment and its interaction with the lead tune. There were new kinds of harmonious proper. textures, new techniques harmonious. and melodic. figurations. G.'s enrichment was a consequence of the general interest of composers in the variation of music. Acoustic data, distribution of voices in the choir, and other prerequisites led to the realization of four voices as G.'s normsIn deepening the sense of harmony, the practice of the general bass (basso continuo) played a fruitful role. Generations of musicians found in this practice and its theoretical. regulation the very essence of g .; the doctrine of the general bass was the doctrine of G. Over time, major thinkers and musical scholars began to take a more independent stance on G. from the doctrine of the general bass (J. F. Rameau and his followers in this field). Achievements of Europe. music 2nd floor. 16-17 centuries in the field of G. (not to mention the exceptions that have not yet entered into a wider practice) are reduced to the main. to the following: natural major and harmonious. minor acquired at this time of dominions. position;