Armonia o harmonia rae

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In Greek mythology, Harmonia (in ancient Greek, Άρμονία, Harmonia) is the goddess of harmony and concord. Her equivalent in Roman mythology is Concordia, and her Greek opposite is Eris (equivalent to the Roman Discordia).
However, Harmonia is almost always the wife of Cadmus, who claimed her from her father Ares in exchange for an atonement the god had demanded, as Cadmus had killed a dragon that had just eaten several of his men; said dragon turned out to be the property of Ares.[2] With Cadmus, Harmonia was the mother of Ino, Polydorus, Autonoe, Agave, and Semele.[3] Harmonia is known primarily for the legend of the goddess of harmony and concord, and the goddess of harmony.
Harmonia is mainly known for the legend of the mortal necklace she received on her wedding day. When the rule of Thebes was given to Cadmus by Athena, Zeus gave him Harmonia as a wife. All the gods honored the wedding with their presence. Cadmus gave the bride a toga and a necklace which he had received from Hephaestus or Europa.[3] This necklace, usually called Harmonia’s Necklace, brought misfortune to anyone who possessed it. Other traditions assert that Harmonia had received the necklace from some other deity, such as Aphrodite or Athena.[5] The necklace was also known as the necklace of Harmonia, and the necklace of Harmonia was a gift to the bride.

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Harmony english meaning

Musical harmonyConcept:Musical harmony is the combination of different sounds or notes that are emitted at the same time, although the term is also used to refer to the succession of these sounds emitted at the same time.
Musical harmony. Relationship and order of musical notes that refers to the combination of different sounds or notes that are emitted at the same time, although the term is also used to refer to the succession of these sounds emitted at the same time.
It is an art-science, based on Physics that seeks a classification of chords and intervals, looking for ways to combine them to produce different sensations: rest, tranquility, sorrow, nostalgia or tension, despair, anger, excitement. There is a harmony for each group of feelings; consonant and dissonant harmony, respectively. This word comes from the Latin armonía, which means adjustment, combination.
It differs from melody in that melody is horizontal, occurring over time, while harmony is vertical, the confluence of notes in a single beat, a concept known as a chord. But at the same time they are closely linked to each other, because if several melodies sound simultaneously, harmony is entered. This is why harmony is studied first, and then the melody is understood.

Musical harmony

Even after the necklace had been deposited in the temple of Athena Pronaia at Delphi its evil influence continued. Phallus, one of the Phocian chiefs in the third Sacred War (352 BC), stole it and gave it as a gift to one of his mistresses. After carrying it for some time, his son went mad and set fire to the house, where he perished.
I sometimes have doubts with the “b” and “v” … for example: grabar is written with “v” (gravar) in Galician (my other language)… and the same happens with abogado and avogado (both in Spanish and Galician)…