
Harmonie tonale
Chord analysis, music theory
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What's New in Harmonie tonale
1.3.0
August 29, 2026
Harmonie now speaks English. And not by translation. The English was written by hand, in the terms English speaking theory actually uses. I-vi-ii-V is a rhythm changes turnaround, not a French anatole. V to I in root position is a perfect authentic cadence. V to vi is an interrupted cadence, with deceptive given alongside it, because the two traditions disagree and you may have learned either one. Note names are a separate setting, independent of the language. Letters by default, syllables if you trained on solfege, and the chord field accepts both, so you can type "Dm7 G7 C" whichever names you read. Real staff notation. Chords are engraved properly, with the key signature written in the order of the circle of fifths, ledger lines where they are needed, and seconds offset the way they should be. The clef and accidental outlines come from Bravura, the reference font. Dark mode, with three settings: follow the system, force light, force dark. Dark is not an inversion of light. It has its own hues, and every contrast has been measured. A new look. New colours, new type, new logo. The four function colours stay, retuned to the palette: they say the theory, and nothing else borrows them. The Circle screen now shows where you stand: day streak, success rate, time spent, and a breakdown by topic. Spanish is here too, written the same way. A price fix. The lifetime purchase cost less than the annual subscription, which made no sense. That is corrected. Thank you to everyone who bought Harmonie + before this version: your purchase carries everything added since, and everything to come.
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