Musical tone has been described as a sound that is
characterized by a combination of pitch, duration, intensity (loudness), timbre
(quality), attack, and release. Differing pitches may be altered by modulation
or vibrato. Tone can also refer to
the color or mood of the human voice—different from timbre—and also among
instruments. Pianos, for example. You may like or dislike a specific piano for
its tone. A
tone may be expressed in differing ways. On the piano,
for example, a delicate tone will contrast with a sharp and jarring tone, made
possible through technical aspects of piano performance. Singers may vary tone
by altering the quality of their voices: soft and gentle at times, harsh and
loud at others. In a comparable way, your life has tones.
Think of them as the spirit with which you live life. Life tones can
change, sometimes minute to minute, depending on what is happening in your
environment. They can be relatively consistent or erratic, encompassing the
core emotions. Just as a musician has developed the
skills to alter and manipulate musical tones, most people can develop the skills
for altering their life tones—or spirit. That, too, comes with choice,
practice, technical finesse, and level of emotional intelligence skills.
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