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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of chromaticism1
Example Sentences
āItās certainly not Mozart. Itās more contemporary and plays with crunchier chords. Weāre playing with a bit more chromaticism and distorting the rhythm.ā
One hears a broad swath of jazz history in her playing: boogie-woogie, swing, big-band riffs, subtle chromaticism in her left-hand chords when the band settles into a more modern trio format.
At least thereās joy to be had around the edges, especially in the funky chromaticism of the barbershop quartet, whose rendering of āSincereā is like a roller coaster that keeps going up and up.
That summer, the two faced off in a formalized set of arguments debating analytical definitions of chromaticism.
Tinesās personal way with a Bach cantata existed somewhere between stately Baroque chromaticism and churning gospel melisma, but it was a distinct pleasure to hear such a rich voice nestle into the bass writing for āMache dich, mein Herze, reinā from Bachās āSt. Matthew Passion,ā despite Nielsenās pedal-heavy, bizarrely Chopinesque accompaniment.
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