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- - - - Passing notes
        
        Passing notes link two chord factors stepwise or chromatically
      - Neighbour tones
        
        A neighbour tone is one or more notes that passes stepwise from a chord tone directly below or above it
  - - - Emerged in Italy
      - It was considered that music progressed in line with technological developments and their sounds
    - - A reaction to musical experimentation, neoclassicism sought simplicity and variety and used styles and forms from the history of music
    - - this style was developed in germany, following the musical heritage of German Romanticism and particularly Richard Wagner
    - - Emerging in German in the 1920s
        
        Express human psychology vividly and violently, sometimes grotesquely
    - - the emancipation of the rhythm of the time signature and the use of irregular time signatures
      - the use of new sounds or noises in musical compositions
      - the expansion or abandonment of tonality
- - - - Single key
      - Composers would often modulate using chords that were common to both keys
      - Closely related key is a key that shares all, except one, pitches
      - The process of changing from one key to another is called modulation
  - - - The musical atmosphere is vague
      - Ancient
      - The melody is not highlighted
      - Sound arises from ambiguous chords
      - Composition is organised in very free forms
  - - - A number of Spain composer attempted to recover their past and musical identify. They failed in the attempt to create and spanish opera, there were few symphony orchestras.
      - This lead Spanish musicians to want to bring back folklore and works from the past as stated in his research, by Catalan musicologist and composer Felipe Pedrell
      - 19 th century