Dissonant refers to a combination of musical notes that sound tense or harsh when played together. It creates a sense of tension and instability in music.
Consonant: Consonant refers to a combination of musical notes that sound stable and harmonious when played together. It creates a sense of resolution and relaxation in music.
Resolution: Resolution is the movement from dissonance to consonance in music. It provides a satisfying feeling of stability and closure.
Interval: An interval is the distance between two pitches or notes in music. Dissonance and consonance are qualities that can be applied to intervals based on how they sound when played together.
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