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RESOLUTIONS, ELISIONS, AND CADENCES107Ex.232.REGER,Op.80,No.6.In tHe MacDowell extract, the highest note of the discordin bar two virtually resolves on the E in bar three, " whilstthe resolution of the D flat in the Strauss viola part is givento the 'cellos and double basses. In modern suspensions theharmony frequently changes on the resolution note, a coursesubversive to the principle of the older suspensions. InExample 235 we see a very poetic case of suspended resolutionfrom T. F. Dunhill's fine Phantasy-Trio for pianoforte, violin,and 'cello. Another device is the alteration of one of thenotes in changing to another position of the same chord(see Example 236).Ex.233.aempiice^MAC-DOWELL,Wald-Idyl len.Op.51,N91.Ex.234.Langsam,STRAUSS,"Ein Heldenleben."