Move one of the clashing notes up or down an octave. This maintains the tension but reduces the physical "crunch".

Unison (1:1), Octave (2:1), and Perfect Fifth (3:2).

To construct a piece using these principles, you can follow these steps: 1. Select Your Fundamental Intervals

Dissonance is most effective when it moves toward a resolution.

Start with a stable chord, move to a dissonant interval (like a major seventh), and then resolve back to a consonant one.

Soften the volume of the dissonant note so it doesn't overwhelm the listener.