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harmonic A weaker overtone or undertone of a musical note that is responsible for the character or texture of the note.
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harmony The quality of relating the visual elements of a composition. Harmony is achieved by repetition of characteristics that are the same or similar. these cohesive factors create pleasing interaction.
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harmonic Sinusoidal quantity that has a frequency which is an integral multiple of the fundamental.
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harmony the simultaneous playing of tones
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harmony 1) The relationship of tones as they sound simultaneously and the way such relationships are organized in time. 2) Any particular collection of pitches sounded simultaneously or as an arpeggio to form a chord.
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