a group of notes in music that produce a stable or calm sound could be described as consonance.
a group of notes in music that produce a stable or calm sound could be described as?
consonance
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on the group's blend, carl said: "michael has a beautifully rich, very full-sounding bass voice. yet his lead singing is real nasal, real punk. alan's voice has a bright timbre to it; it really cuts. my voice has a kind of calm sound. we're big oooh-ers; we love to oooh. it's a big, full sound, that's very pleasing to us; it opens up the heart." rock critic erik davis wrote, "the 'purity' of tone and genetic proximity that smoothed their voices was almost creepy, pseudo-castrato, [and] a 'barbershop' sound." jimmy webb said, "they used very little vibrato and sing in very straight tones. the voices all lie down beside each other very easily – there's no bumping between them because the pitch is very precise." according to brian: "jack good once told us, 'you sing like eunuchs in a sistine chapel,' which was a pretty good quote." writer richard goldstein reported that, according to a fellow journalist who asked brian about the black roots of his music, brian's response was: "we're white and we sing white." goldstein added that when he asked where his approach to vocal harmonies had derived from, wilson answered: 'barbershop'."
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