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Upon further reflection, I suppose there could be a description for this form of relationship. It is not unlike the relationship between a "pedal tone" (stationary bass note) and moving chords: maybe we could call it a "ceiling fan".
For some reason I can't seem to get "One Note Samba" out of my head.
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