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tonal pairing: a standalone construct

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Music theory

the use of two keys a third apart, often relative major and minor, as a joint tonic in one nineteenth-century work.

In music theory, tonal pairing refers to the use of two keys a third apart, often relative major and minor, as a joint tonic in one nineteenth-century work. This meaning comes from Kinderman (1996) in The second practice of nineteenth-century tonality.[1]

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References

Kinderman, W., & Krebs, H. (1996). The second practice of nineteenth-century tonality. University of Nebraska Press. ISBN 9780803227248

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