De dissonantie
Example: De dissonantie in dit stuk creëert een spannende sfeer.
Definition
"Dissonantie" in music refers to a combination of tones that clash or sound unstable, creating tension or a sense of conflict within a piece. It is often used intentionally to evoke emotional intensity or suspense, as in the phrase 'De dissonantie in dit stuk creëert een spannende sfeer.'
Etymology
The word "dissonantie" comes from the Latin 'dissonantia,' meaning 'discord' or 'lack of harmony.' It entered Dutch through French and Latin influences, carrying the same musical meaning of clashing sounds. Did you know? The concept of dissonance has fascinated composers for centuries as a tool to express complexity and emotion.
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"De dissonantie" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - Music - (C2) - set 1", containing 99 commonly used words.
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