元となった辞書の項目
false relation
名詞
(music)
A
type
of
dissonance
that
sometimes
occurs
in
classical
polyphonic
music,
most
commonly
in
vocal
music
of
the
Renaissance.
It
may
be
a
chromatic
contradiction
between
two
notes
sounding
simultaneously
(or
in
close
proximity),
in
two
different
voices
or
parts;
or
the
occurrence
of
a
tritone
between
two
notes
of
adjacent
chords.
日本語の意味
false relation（フォールス・リレーション）とは、音楽理論において、特にルネサンス期の声部多重奏音楽やクラシカルなポリフォニーにおける現象で、異なる声部やパートで同時（または近接して）に鳴る二つの音が、互いにクロマチックな矛盾（例えば、隣接する和音間での三全音関係の出現）を引き起こし、不協和音を生み出す効果を指す。
意味（1）
(music)
A
type
of
dissonance
that
sometimes
occurs
in
classical
polyphonic
music,
most
commonly
in
vocal
music
of
the
Renaissance.
It
may
be
a
chromatic
contradiction
between
two
notes
sounding
simultaneously
(or
in
close
proximity),
in
two
different
voices
or
parts;
or
the
occurrence
of
a
tritone
between
two
notes
of
adjacent
chords.
（ plural ）
