Question

In twentieth century music what began to happen to the difference between consonant and dissonant chords?>

a.they began to create tensions that resolved
b.they began to disappear
c.they began to provide stability
d.they began to provide resolution

Answer 1

The main difference that we could point out between the consonant chords and the dissonant chords is that the former mainly utilises that notes between the middle C and G in which its respective sharps are used while the dissonant chord still uses the same notes, but it now is "jarring" in sound nature.