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Característiques de les tonalitats
(CGAPT) A banda de major i menor (natural, harmònica i melòdica), les tonalitats tindrien associat un determinat caràcter emocional:
Majors
- C Major: Pure, simple, and joyful. Often seen as a neutral or “default” key, expressing innocence or straightforwardness.
- D Major: Triumphant, victorious, and majestic. Often associated with glory and grandeur, particularly in orchestral works.
- E Major: Bright, bold, and confident. Often used for energetic or uplifting music.
- F Major: Warm, pastoral, and calm. Associated with gentleness or rustic simplicity.
- G Major: Cheerful, optimistic, and lively. Often used for spirited or lighthearted music.
- A Major: Joyful, open, and positive. Used for bright, warm expressions, often evoking a sense of celebration.
- B-flat Major: Noble, grand, and serene. Often associated with a sense of resolution or nobility.
Menors
- [C Minor: tràgic, no surt a la llista]
- A Minor: Serious, melancholic, and introspective. Often associated with sadness but also purity.
- D Minor: The “saddest key” according to some composers, especially Beethoven. It’s often associated with tragedy, sorrow, and dramatic intensity.
- E Minor: Mournful, yet passionate and sometimes heroic. Frequently used to express longing or emotional depth.
- F Minor: Dark, serious, and sometimes ominous. Used for deep sorrow or moments of crisis.
- G Minor: Somber, emotional, and moody. Often used for introspective or melancholic music.
- B Minor: Dramatic, tragic, and reflective. Often associated with deep sadness or existential struggle.