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(Gk., chro7na, "color") The use of notes that are foreign to the musical *scale and have to be indicated by a sharp, flat, natural, etc. The chronzatic scale is involved in these alterations. It consists of twelve tones to an octave, each a semitone apart.
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| chromatic |
Pertaining to or derived from the chromatic scale, which includes all 12 tones to the octave. Chromatic harmony is a vague term referring either to the use of many altered tones in the chord, or to the use of chromatic root-movement in between the given chords.
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| chromatic aberration |
In refractor telescopes, which use lenses to bend the light, different wavelengths of light bend at different angles. This means that the stars you see will usually have a blue/violet ring around them, as this light is bent more than the rest of the spectrum. It is not present at all in reflectors, nor to any significant degree in catadioptrics. Different glasses and crystals (notably fluorite) are sometimes used to compensate for the aberration. ...
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| chromatic aberration |
The tendency of a lens to bend light of different colours by unequal amounts. It can produce nasty haloes around bright objects. A well-made achromatic lens reduces this problem.
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| chromatic |
Refers to note going up or down a semitone
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