tonal arrangement
/tɒnl ərˈreɪnʒmənt/ · ton·al ar·range·ment
noun
- A deliberate organization of pitches and melodies in music, taking into account the tonal relationships between them. The composer carefully crafted the tonal arrangement of the symphony to create a sense of tension and resolution.
- A style or approach to music that emphasizes the use of tonal harmony and counterpoint. The band's music was characterized by a unique tonal arrangement that blended elements of jazz and classical music.
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Did you know? The concept of tonal arrangement has been used in music composition for centuries, with notable examples including the works of Bach and Mozart, who often employed complex tonal arrangements to create dramatic effects.