In music analysis, macroharmony comprises the discrete pitch classes in a given (structural) duration of time. Macroharmony was defined by Dmitri Tymoczko...

described Webern's Opp. 1–31 partly in its macroharmonies, emphasizing the already totally chromatic macroharmonies of the pre-dodecaphonic mid-period Lieder...

where he held the Graduate Center Fellowship, with a dissertation on Macroharmony in Ligeti's Etudes, Book 3. In addition to Emanuel Ax, his teachers included...

sound similar) acoustic consonance (harmonies sound pleasant) limited macroharmony (music uses a small number of notes over moderate spans of musical time)...