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'''Superdislocant''' - This is a note that is to the Supercollocant what a Tyrant is to a Sycophant. Specifically, it is the result of the Tonic being altered by some kind of chromatic semitone upwards and thus being displaced by a Nontonic function which leads away from the Tonic proper. | '''Superdislocant''' - This is a note that is to the Supercollocant what a Tyrant is to a Sycophant. Specifically, it is the result of the Tonic being altered by some kind of chromatic semitone upwards and thus being displaced by a Nontonic function which leads away from the Tonic proper. | ||
'''Subdislocant''' - This is a note that is to | '''Subdislocant''' - This is a note that is to the Subcollocant what a Tyrant is to a Sycophant. Specifically, it is the result of the Tonic being altered by some kind of chromatic semitone downwards and thus being displaced by a Nontonic function which leads away from the Tonic proper. | ||
'''Protosycophant''' - This is a note which can tonicize the Dominant, but because its harmonies fail to completely oppose those of the Tonic, it fails to count as a true Sycophant. A prototypical example of this type of interval is [[7/5]]. | '''Protosycophant''' - This is a note which can tonicize the Dominant, but because its harmonies fail to completely oppose those of the Tonic, it fails to count as a true Sycophant. A prototypical example of this type of interval is [[7/5]]. | ||