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we have percussive effects with the existing instruments.
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And perhaps most important here is the chord,
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the music that Stravinsky is setting forth here.
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It's an odd chord.
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It's an odd occurrence.
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What he's got here is a perfectly innocuous E major triad.
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[plays piano] I'll put it down here an octave.
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And then on top of it he's got a seventh chord starting on E-flat.
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And either--each of those--each by itself is rather consonant,
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but you put the two of them together [plays piano].
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So this is a good example of another way
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that Modernism in music is created,