tonalvolle

tonalvolle is a term that appears to be a portmanteau, combining "tonal" and "volle." "Tonal" refers to pitch or the relationship of pitches in music, often relating to a system of harmony. "Volle" is a Dutch word meaning "full" or "complete." Therefore, "tonalvolle" could be interpreted as "tonally full" or "fully tonal."

While not a widely recognized or established musical term in standard academic or theoretical contexts, "tonalvolle" might be used in informal discussions or by individuals to describe music that exhibits a strong, unambiguous sense of tonality, with rich harmonic content and clear resolutions. It could imply a musical style that embraces traditional harmonic progressions and avoids significant deviations into atonality or excessive chromaticism.

The specific application of "tonalvolle" would likely depend on the context in which it is used. It could be employed to differentiate between music that adheres closely to classical tonal principles and music that explores more experimental harmonic languages. Without a specific composer, work, or theoretical framework explicitly defining "tonalvolle," its meaning remains open to interpretation, primarily suggesting a music characterized by its complete and resonant adherence to tonal principles.