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This plate illustrates how the chromatic chord resolves into four key-notes, in different positions, by one semitonic progression and two notes in common; for example, G B D G, B D G B, D G B D. In a pianissimo and slow passage this resolution has a subtle, soft effect; like a snake in the grass. [Scientific Basis and Build of Music, page 116]
See Also

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Ramsay - The Chromatic Chord a Universal Joint for Resolution
Ramsay - No Compounding of Chromatic Chords
resolution
universal joint