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What is a Tendency Tone?

Tendency tone or tendency note is a scale degree or chord-tone that has a strong tendency to resolve in a particular way. There are two tendency tones within the major scale. The first tendency tone is scale degree no. 7, which is called the leading tone and has a strong tendency to resolve up by half step. The second tendency tone is scale degree no. 4, which is called chordal seventh and has a strong tendency to resolve down by half step. Follow Dr. Doron Kima: Website: https://www.doronkima.com/​ Listen on your preferred music services here: https://orcd.co/doronkima​ Facebook:   / doronkimamus.  . Instagram:   / doron_kima_.  . Messenger: https://www.messenger.com/t/DoronKima... Email: doronkima@gmail.com Dr. Doron Kima is a composer, pianist, and music lecturer. His music reflects his musical background that includes western classical, jazz, and Arabic music, which culminates with an extremely unique musical voice. Doron is the founder and music director of PRELUDE for PEACE Chamber Music Ensemble. PRELUDE for PEACE is a chamber group consisting of Jewish, Muslim, and Christian musicians including nay, oud, violin, cello, and piano that strives for artistic excellence. Its mission includes fostering tolerance, equity, and interculturalism. As a composer Doron’s music spans from symphonic and chamber ensemble compositions to jazz. His compositions are published by Schott Music Corporation and Navona Records with a worldwide commercial distribution by Naxos. The world premier of his concerto-type composition Seeds of Hope for nay (Arabic flute), oud (Arabic lute), and symphony orchestra took place in St. Paul’s cathedral in Mdina, Malta with the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra featuring Syrian nay player Bashir Abdel Al, Palestinian oud player Nizar Al Issa, and French conductor Raoul Lay as part of their Notes of Faith Concert during the Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale. His piece Dialogue for solo organ was commissioned by organist Cal Johnson and earned its Jordan premier at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Amman, Jordan. As a pianist he recorded/performed with Deborah Brown, Carl Allen, Mike Stern, Marcus Printup and Vincent Gardner among others. His works are published by Mercury Records (collaboration with Cross-Fade productions, Netherlands) and Bald Wins Records. He appeared at major festivals in the US, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal and Israel. These include the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, the North Sea Jazz Festival in Holland, and the Red Sea Jazz Festival in Israel. As an educator Doron taught at Florida State University, the Open University of Israel, and conducted master classes at the National Editus Academy and the University of Costa Rica San Jose. He earned his doctorate in composition from Florida State University and served as a Visiting Scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. Doron is currently a Senior Lecturer and Academic Coordinator of Jonathan Wohl School of Music at Ono Academic College.