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'''Gravosycophant''' - This is a note that occurs at intervals ranging from 25/18 to 7/5 away from the Tonic. Although an interval like this generally fails to truly oppose the harmonies of the Tonic, it nevertheless often runs a high risk of tonicizing either the Dominant or the Gravodominant. | '''Gravosycophant''' - This is a note that occurs at intervals ranging from 25/18 to 7/5 away from the Tonic. Although an interval like this generally fails to truly oppose the harmonies of the Tonic, it nevertheless often runs a high risk of tonicizing either the Dominant or the Gravodominant. | ||
'''Superdislocant''' - This is a note that is to either the Lead or the Contralead 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 either the Lead or the Contralead 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. | |||
== Differences from Traditional Neo-Riemannian Theory == | == Differences from Traditional Neo-Riemannian Theory == | ||