Katie Armiger - Make Me Believe

combining them within the same fret structure creates the possibility of their simultaneous sound. Polyladic turnovers are sometimes found in late medieval and Renaissance polyphony (G. de Masho), appearing under the influence of developing chromatism (fret two-layer, see Politonality; musica ficta and musica falsa). Exclude. sample P. 1st floor. 16 century - “Jewish dance” by H. Neusiedler (usually cited as an example of politonality), where real P. is used as a special. will express. medium (frets e, h, dis): In the Baroque era and in the classic romantic. P.'s period occasionally arises hl. arr. due to the combination of varieties of one fret (eg, melody., natural and harmonious types of minor; by I. S. Bach in the 2nd part of the “Italian Concert” and other hours). P.ubiquitous in the music of the 20th century. is natures. a form of functioning of the chromatic mode system.