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reharmonization

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Noun1.reharmonization - a piece of music whose original harmony has been revised
reharmonisation
harmonisation, harmonization - a piece of harmonized music
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Chord "voicings" are rudimentary and no reharmonization (beyond an introduction to tri-tone substitutions) is covered.
Jazz Piano: A Primer for Classical Pianists by Ringering, Rhonda / American Music Teacher
He wants "the reconciliation of nature and human society in a new ecological sensibility and a new ecological society -- a reharmonization of nature and humanity through a reharmonization of human with human" (11).
Talking wild by Crawford, Lyall / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
Many exercises, such as the one requiring reharmonization of "Happy Birthday" using standard jazz chords, engage the student and create a kind of built-in syllabus.
Jazz Composition: Theory and Practice by Salmon, John / American Music Teacher
 
 
 
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