of dissonance< with respect to {0, 4, 10 } to each tone. Figure 3 shows how to make these assignments in the case  . The five truth values are obtained as follows. A tone  gets the truth value -
- if the identity
maps it into {0, 4, 10}, i.e. if it is an element of {0, 4, 10}, -
- if it is mapped into {0, 4, 10} by both tone perspectives
and but not by the the identity (the tone is the only one with this truth value), -
- if it is mapped into {0, 4, 10} by
but not by , (four tones have this truth value, namely ), -
- if it is mapped into {0, 4, 10} by
but not by , which is the case for and , -
- if it is mapped into {0, 4, 10} neither by
nor by , which is the case for and .
On the basis of this list we may look at each individual chord of the piece. The segmentation into harmonic units its rather straightforward. It is useful to consider half-bars as the smallest harmonic segments, sometimes full-bar segments are appropriate. Figure 4 gives a representative list of all situations occurring in the piece. The examples are notationally displayed with respect to the concrete transpositions but rotated into the standard picture of .
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