Examples of chromaticism

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The second solo (bars 16-27) modulates back to an intermediate tonic through sequences and chromaticism, all based on the initial motive.
In contrast, chromaticism and pedal points appear to have exhausted their interest after the early period.
The eighth table of the chord of total chromaticism also contains the most used transposition of that chord.
Black in this reading could then refer, at least in part, to chromaticism ('coloures of dyuersites').
It is not so much its chromaticism as the absence of melody that makes this music exceptional, and mysterious.
The idiom is essentially pentatonic major, though with occasional and highly telling forays into the realms of rarefied chromaticism, and 'dissonance'.
Suddenly she feels herself seized by the 'demon of chromaticism'.
In responding to it, the women move from the diatonicism of their opening chorus to a vocal line flecked with chromaticism.
Implicit in the subject from the start, chromaticism becomes explicit at the moment of harmonic extremity.
His use of ninth chords, chromaticism, extended improvisation and 'modal' harmonies (as discussed below) confirm his interest in jazz.
The finale too drifts away into poetic musings, if not without a certain wry humour at the very end, with the 'poignant' chromaticism followed by a very plain final cadence.
Trundling chromaticism has the music roll up to a "fortissimo", the orchestra still proclaiming the originally wistful piano-theme.
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