Which description explains the "emancipation of dissonance"?Multiple choice question.It holds that dissonant chords indicate resolution while consonant chords demand motion.It treats all chords, regardless of their traditional definition, as dissonant.It stops composers from differentiating between chords of greater or lesser tension.It eliminates the general principle that determines whether a chord is stable or not.

Select all the statements that describe the use of harmony by twentieth-century composers.Multiple select question.Consonant chords began to be treated as a point of arrival.They were freer in their views of what could be considered consonance and dissonance.They treated all chords as having essentially the same tension.They often used traditionally dissonant chords as stable chords.

Dissonance in early-twentieth century musicQuestion 4Answera.became the norm.b.could serve as a final cadence.c.was freed from its obligation to resolve to consonance.d.All answers are correct.

Multiple Choice QuestionA combination of tones that feels unstable and demands onward motion toward a stable chord is described as being what?Multiple choice question.DissonantResonantConsonantRelevant

Cognitive dissonance is defined asMultiple Choiceeveryday annoyances that cause minor irritations and may have long-term ill effects if they continue or are compounded by other stressful events.the psychological tension that occurs when a person holds two contradictory attitudes or thoughts.a person's response to a stressor.an interaction related to psychological, emotional, and physical difficulties.

Cognitive dissonance is a negative force that can make people feel uncomfortable and resistant to change.Question 3Answera.Trueb.False