Musical Glossay

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minor, minoor, molltonart, minore

A tone established using constituent notes of the minor scale.

Main chord and belonging chord are necessary for establishing minor. Another chord is necessary to further limit to one key. Normally you will use subordinate chords, but if you have other functions similar to subdominant you can also determine the key.

Even if the tone range changes, these conditions will be minor if this condition is satisfied.

If the naming method is different from each country but different in each country, if it is major in the name of the Japanese name of the main sound, if it is major, if it is in the minor, it is marked as minor.

In the case of English, if it is major in English name of main note, if major key, minor in minor.

In the case of German, if German note name of main note is major, if upper case letter name is dur, minor letter lower letter name is moll.

In Japan, these three kinds of expression are used.

The Petersburg Conservatory was opened in Anton Rubinstein (1829 - 94) at the house of a Jewish merchant, and his brother, Tchaikovsky, a friend of Nikolai Rubinstein (1835 - 81) who opened the Moscow Conservatory, was also poor They were poor people such as aristocrats who had to live music as a profession.

On the other hand, "five people" except for Barakiref were all aristocratic and had a profession in addition to music.

This difference may have made a difference in thinking about music.

Then in 1871 when Rimsky-Korsakov was appointed Professor of Composition at the Petersburg Conservatory, the difference between them became gone, and Rimsky-Korsakoff became a professional musician.

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