Definition: The Hebrew term 'anharmonia', meaning "unequal harmonies," refers to the deviation between two or more musical notes, often with an emphasis on not being in perfect harmony. The precise meaning can be determined by context. For instance, it could refer to a dissonance between melodies or chord progressions; a minor key's chords are not equally distributed; or a melody that seems to lack any overt harmonization.
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