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Definition of harmony
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of harmony is as below...
Harmony
(n.) A
literary
work which
brings
together
or
arranges
systematically
parallel
passages
of
historians
respecting
the same
events,
and shows their
agreement
or
consistency;
as, a
harmony
of the
Gospels..
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Counterpoint
::
Counterpoint
(n.) Music in
parts;
part
writing;
harmony;
polyphonic
music.
See
Polyphony.
Harmonist
::
Harmonist
(n.) One who
understands
the
principles
of
harmony
or is
skillful
in
applying
them in
composition;
a
musical
composer.
Har Monically
::
Har
monically
(adv.)
In
respect
to
harmony,
as
distinguished
from
melody;
as, a
passage
harmonically
correct..
Inharmoniously
::
Inharmoniously
(adv.)
Without
harmony.
Air
::
Air (n.) In
harmonized
chorals,
psalmody,
part
songs,
etc., the part which bears the tune or
melody
-- in
modern
harmony
usually
the upper part -- is
sometimes
called
the air..
Monotessaron
::
Monotessaron
(n.) A
single
narrative
framed
from the
statements
of the four
evangelists;
a
gospel
harmony.
Incongruity
::
Incongruity
(n.)
Disagreement
of
parts;
want of
symmetry
or of
harmony.
Consent
::
Consent
(n.)
Correspondence
in
parts,
qualities,
or
operations;
agreement;
harmony;
coherence..
Irenics
::
Irenics
(n.) That
branch
of
Christian
science
which
treats
of the
methods
of
securing
unity among
Christians
or
harmony
and union among the
churches;
--
called
also
Irenical
theology.
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) A
succession
of
chords
according
to the rules of
progression
and
modulation.
Appoggiatura
::
Appoggiatura
(n.) A
passing
tone
preceding
an
essential
tone, and
borrowing
the time it
occupies
from that; a short
auxiliary
or grace note one
degree
above or below the
principal
note
unless
it be of the same
harmony;
--
generally
indicated
by a note of
smaller
size, as in the
illustration
above.
It forms no
essential
part of the
harmony..
Repose
::
Repose
(v.) That
harmony
or
moderation
which
affords
rest for the eye; --
opposed
to the
scattering
and
division
of a
subject
into too many
unconnected
parts,
and also to
anything
which is
overstrained;
as, a
painting
may want
repose..
Harmonical
::
Harmonical
(a.)
Relating
to
harmony,
-- as
melodic
relates
to
melody;
harmonious;
esp.,
relating
to the
accessory
sounds
or
overtones
which
accompany
the
predominant
and
apparent
single
tone of any
string
or
sonorous
body..
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) The just
adaptation
of parts to each
other,
in any
system
or
combination
of
things,
or in
things,
or
things
intended
to form a
connected
whole;
such an
agreement
between
the
different
parts of a
design
or
composition
as to
produce
unity of
effect;
as, the
harmony
of the
universe..
Concord
::
Concord
(n.) A state of
agreement;
harmony;
union.
Figurate
::
Figurate
(a.)
Florid;
figurative;
involving
passing
discords
by the freer
melodic
movement
of one or more parts or
voices
in the
harmony;
as,
figurate
counterpoint
or
descant..
Tune
::
Tune (v. i.) To utter
inarticulate
harmony
with the
voice;
to sing
without
pronouncing
words;
to hum.
Invert
::
Invert
(v. t.) To
change
the
position
of; -- said of tones which form a
chord,
or parts which
compose
harmony..
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) A
literary
work which
brings
together
or
arranges
systematically
parallel
passages
of
historians
respecting
the same
events,
and shows their
agreement
or
consistency;
as, a
harmony
of the
Gospels..
Inharmonious
::
Inharmonious
(a.)
Conflicting;
jarring;
not in
harmony.
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