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dissonant and loud voices

Jackson employs both harmonious and dissonant colour choices.

The dissonant music clashed with the peaceful atmosphere of the garden.

Her dissonant remarks caused tension in the room.

The dissonant colors of the painting made it hard to look at.

The dissonant opinions of the team members led to a heated debate.

The dissonant relationship between the two countries resulted in a trade war.

The dissonant notes in the song created a sense of unease.

The dissonant laughter from the audience disrupted the speaker's presentation.

The dissonant combination of flavors in the dish was not well received by the diners.

The dissonant relationship between the siblings was evident to everyone around them.

The dissonant sounds of construction outside the office made it hard to concentrate.

What about that? Consonant or dissonant?

But these dissonant moods also get edited out of memory.

But they're a dissonant combo that's particularly grating to many Western ears.

The death-devoted moved, to clangour rude Of drum and horn, and dissonant clash of mail.

Here for example we have the pitch C and either note above or below it is dissonant.

You know, sometimes I would come up with something and feel—I felt that it was too dissonant.

Listen for the loud and soft, the harmonic, the dissonant, and all the small details that make every sound unique.

Yeah, because the Rite of Spring keeps being dissonant all the way through, so they can never get any rest.

This dissonant silhouette did not last beyond Queen Charlotte's reign because the court hoop was officially abolished under the next monarch.

YON FISHMAN: We find that chords, musical chords that are typically judged to be dissonant, elicit these wild fluctuations in brain activity.