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  • Well, it's taking me longer than I expected to get back to this, and this message will also be something of a place-holder. But I can answer Nicolas Meeùs' query about the term "modality." It turns out that Choron uses that term in the very same pas…
    in A poll: Your definition of tonality Comment by Nathan Martin January 2021
  • Thanks, Jason. I suppose I was being a little glib. Let’s start with Fétis:   One sign, I think, that Fétis is thinking about this very differently is that he is willing to—indeed, wants to—talk about tonalités (in the plural). For Riemann, in contr…
    in A poll: Your definition of tonality Comment by Nathan Martin November 2020
  • How about: a purely ideological construct introduced by Hugo Riemann in the late nineteenth century, and which has subsequently enjoyed a curious ascendency. (And yes, I'm aware that the term was popularized earlier by François-Joseph Fétis; he mean…
    in A poll: Your definition of tonality Comment by Nathan Martin November 2020