Harmony means being in accord with,
being in balance with itself and its environment.
It applies to many contexts; a
work of art, a structure and particularly to sound – music, chords and their
relationship with each other and the pleasing sound as it reached the ear.
Its history stretches back in time
to its Indo-European language roots (ar-) into harmos meaning ‘joint’,
through the Greek harmonia meaning ‘articulation’ and ‘agreement’, to
the Latin harmonia and finally through Old French into Middle English armonie.
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