Expanding tonal space: Difference between revisions
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The model of tonal space is well suited for the design and comparison of chords. No matter what intervals we '''mark on any horizontal line''', the result will always be a chord made up of just intervals that share a common denominator. Therefore, any such chord is a local subset of the harmonic series at its proper position. | The model of tonal space is well suited for the design and comparison of chords. No matter what intervals we '''mark on any horizontal line''', the result will always be a chord made up of just intervals that share a common denominator. Therefore, any such chord is a local subset of the harmonic series at its proper position. | ||