CO OZNACZA SŁOWO ATONALITY
Atonalność
Atonalność w najszerszym znaczeniu to muzyka, która nie ma centrum tonalnego, ani klucza. Atonalność, w tym znaczeniu, zwykle opisuje kompozycje pisane od około 1908 roku do chwili obecnej, gdzie nie stosuje się hierarchii tonów koncentrujących się na pojedynczym centralnym tonu, a dźwięki skali chromatycznej działają niezależnie od siebie. Bardziej wąsko, termin atonalność opisuje muzykę, która nie jest zgodna z systemem hierarchii tonalnych, która charakteryzowała klasyczną muzykę europejską w okresie między XVII a XIX w. "Repertuar muzyki atonalnej charakteryzuje się pojawieniem się boisk w nowych kombinacjach, a także pojawieniem się znanych kombinacji skoku w nieznanych środowiskach". Bardziej wąski ciąg terminu czasami używany jest do opisywania muzyki, która nie jest ani tonalna, ani seryjna, zwłaszcza muzyką przed 12 dwunastotonową drugiej szkoły wiedeńskiej, głównie Alban Berg, Arnold Schoenberg i Anton Webern. Jednak "kategoryczna etykieta" atonalna "oznacza zazwyczaj tylko, że jest ona w zachodniej tradycji i nie jest" tonalnym ", chociaż istnieją dłuższe okresy, np.
Definicja słowa atonality w słowniku
Definicja atonalności w słowniku to brak lub lekceważenie ustalonego klucza muzycznego w kompozycji. Inna definicja atonalności to zasady kompozycji uosabiające to i stanowiące radykalną alternatywę dla układu diatonicznego.
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Serial Composition and
Atonality: An Introduction to the ...
In this sixth edition of the book, George Perle employs the new and more consistent terminology for the identification of transpositional levels of twelve-tone sets that he first proposed in Twelve-Tone Tonality (1977).
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Tonality and
atonality in Alban Berg's Four songs, op. 2
This early work lies exactly at the boundary between `tonal' and `atonal' means of pitch organization, a boundary often taken as central to the understanding of 20th century music. Includes texts and translations of the songs.
Gary Richard Tucker,
2001
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Music in Transition: A Study of Tonal Expansion and ...
In tracing the atonal revolution, Jim Samson reveals the various paths taken by Schoenberg and his followers, describing their very different stylistic development.
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The Atonal Music of Arnold Schoenberg, 1908-1923
2 Schoenberg's Evolution toward Atonality Schoenberg's reasons for adopting
the atonal style have never been fully explained. They are wound together in a
tangle of historical, technical, and personal factors so tightly intertwined that they
...
Bryan R. Simms Professor of Music University of Southern California,
2000
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Music of the Twentieth Century: A Study of Its Elements and ...
From. Free. Atonality. to. 12-Note. Music. Most innovations discussed in the
preceding chapters stemmed from composers outside the Viennese School. The
division thus arising in this book between (extended) tonal and atonal music is
not a ...
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Constructive Dissonance: Arnold Schoenberg and the ...
of. Atonality. Ethan Haimo Seen from the vantage point of the 1990s, the birth of
atonality is an accomplished and inarguable fact, one of the most significant
events in the history of Western music. Placed as we are in time — after this
complete ...
Juliane Brand, Christopher Hailey,
1997
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War and Peace: The Transformation from Expressionism to ...
The scores are analyzed from facsimiles of the original manuscript and recent critical editions.
[ 1920 ] The music of our times strives decidedly toward atonality. Yet it does not
seem to be right to interpret the principle of tonality as the absolute opposite to
atonality. The latter is much more the consequence of a gradual development, ...
B‰la Bart¢k, Benjamin Suchoff,
1976
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The Rest Is Noise Series: Doctor Faust: Schoenberg, Debussy, ...
This is a chapter from Alex Ross’s groundbreaking history of twentieth-century classical music, ‘The Rest is Noise’. Further extracts are available as digital shorts, accompanying the London Southbank festival programme.
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The Everything Music Composition Book with CD: A ...
Atonality. As discussed in Chapter 2, atonal music does not contain a tonal center
or key. However, misconceptions and inaccuracies have long plagued atonal
music. First, it's sometimes assumed that atonal music is just a series of random ...
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'Ernest Hemingway: Between Two Wars' Arriving at Morgan Library
The heart of Times Square after dark probably isn't the most genial setting for Schoenberg and the mournful atonality of “Erwartung,” or ... «New York Times, Lip 15»
First Love Impressions: The Light in the Piazza
But Lucas has complicated this tale, even as Guettel complicates the music (with counterpoint, occasional atonality, and operatic lyricism). «ithaca.com, Lip 15»
New classical CDs: One lasting voice and four sparkling hands
... “Waltz for Charismas,” Riley's three-quarter time gets pushed and pulled amid the spirit of improvisation and a nod to Schönberg's atonality. «Columbia Daily Tribune, Cze 15»
Book review: Musician Béla Bartók was pride of two nations
It was his modernity — the complex use of meter and the dalliances with atonality in such works as the middle string quartets and two violin ... «Washington Post, Cze 15»
Intermezzo Chamber Music Series highlights stories for the summer
That finale is historically significant: It's considered the first move into atonality by one of the pioneers of atonal composition. The quartet is ... «Salt Lake Tribune, Cze 15»
Cary Grace – Tygerland
... as Cary and her band introduce themselves with a structured composition that verges on chaotic atonality. The synths keening haphazardly ... «DOA, Cze 15»
I learned to love doom metal. You can too.
... listen to the kind of music I'm advocating for here, with thunderous guitars, atonality, heart-stabbing vocals, and breakdowns into pure noise. «Vox, Cze 15»
What we can't afford to forget about Rachel Dolezal: A master class …
Is cultural blackness for Rachel Dolezal her having internalized black folks' cool pose, soul, improvisation and atonality in music, sense of style, ... «Salon, Cze 15»
Jupiter Sandwich at Rockport
... which late-Romantic chromaticism started drifting into atonality. The formal ideas in the work, though—perhaps most clearly expressed in the ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Cze 15»
Dance Review: Relishing and living a dance experience
Severance's music was largely tonal and atmospheric, but there were bursts of atonality, edgy rhythms and overt beauty throughout — and the ... «Barre Montpelier Times Argus, Cze 15»