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• Another difference between the two Slavic receptions was the tonal system.
• The opus VIII as a whole exhibits a logical tonal system.
• No sign of any tonal system is found in Icelandic or Faroese.
• The tonal system is more robust in Guinea-Bisau.
• The tonal systems of Gur languages are rather divergent.
• One is the compromising of the tonal system.
• Variety and creativity in the tonal system come from playing with expectations and introducing ambiguity.
• Vietnamese, today, has had significant Chinese influence especially in vocabulary and tonal system.
• I was just trying to find some way in our western tonal system to describe alcoholism.
• The tonal system is however marginal.
• Despite his defensiveness about his work, he never intended to tear down the entire tonal system.
• They are fairly agglutinative and have complex tonal systems ( see Bench language, for example ).
• But in Germany, where the tonal system had achieved its greatest hegemony, things were not good.
• The Khamyang tonal system has six tones with a different distribution from the six tones of the Phake.
• The tone system also is of greater complexity, using 7 tones based on the classical tonal system.
• In the latter part of the 19th century, composers began to move away from the tonal system.
• Alexjander's compositions in this tonal system are influenced by the microtonal nature of Indian classical music.
• This tonal system implies an extremely high level of significative functional load to borne by pitch in the language.
• America's Ives tweaked every rule, turning the tonal system ( although not tonality ) on its head.
• Some analysts and musicians see the fugue as a first assault on the diatonic tonal system that prevailed in Classical music.