Übersetzung für "Atonality" in Deutsch

Almost everything is represented here from free atonality through to contemporary music.

He boldly mixes Samba and atonality, tradition and avant-garde.

Open-ended atonality mingled in between blues and bebop.

The deeply rhythmic language of the work wanders between atonality and exciting melos.

The harmony of the songs wanders between tonality, polytonality and atonality.

Simultaneously, however, its seeming atonality points toward the future.

It did not seem to follow any of the customary rules of tonality or atonality.

The basic idea of dodecaphony is to bind atonality into a "logical" order.

His own individual system of notation mediates between tonality and atonality, which he says opens up a creative domain "providing for sounds, lines, colors and forms which serve to sensually enhance a desired expression."

Musicologists have noted that Adler's works incorporate a wide range of compositional techniques including: free atonality, diatonicism, and serialism.

The composer engaged intensively with the latest tendencies in music, including twelve-tone music, atonality, serialism and aleatorics, but always rejected the straitjacket of dogmatism.

Generally, however, his music is rooted in the 19th century, yet exhibits independence of form, ranging from extremes of conventional tonality to frequently polyphonic chromaticism, nonetheless never metamorphosizing into atonality.

In the last compositions which Alban Berg wrote under the watchful eye of Schönberg, he perfected his change to atonality, which became characteristic for him during his later creative period.

In the light of the millions of deaths and the extent of the destruction caused by the National Socialist policy of annihilation and the Second World War, western composers have drawn on a different musical language: atonality and serialism.

Do you think that noise can lead to some kind of transcendent state, to some kind of ecstasy through excessive atonality?

The subsequent realization of the principle of atonality foreshadowed the advent of the 12-tone method in 1920, which in turn opened the gateway to a new world of sound.

You get the impression that in these images of the Schönbergs he translates the theory of atonality and dissonance into painting, and at the same time Gerstl impressively shows the dissonance in Arnold Schönberg's own relationships – which ultimately becomes almost a kind of ridicule.

A harmonical approach re-establishes the precise distinction of musical sounds and their interrelations which were neglected in “atonality“ but are evidently rooted in human life and experience.

The lyrics were almost unintelligible (although they repay close attention with some very funny couplets), and the instrumentation teetered on the edge of atonality.

Compounding this marital crisis was his disappointment at Gustav Mahler’s departure for the United States. It was to counteract these setbacks that, in 1907 and 1908, Schönberg clearly parted ways with musical tradition, dissolving tonal harmony into atonality and entering that expressionist period of his career that would mark electrifying turn in the compositional development of our century.

Decentralization of the consonant, abolition of tonal center and cadence – characteristics of free atonality – reflect the forcible expressive freedom of the libretto.

This is all the more intriguing, since although Schoenberg began the work in 1900, by the time he completed it a decade later he was already widely known as the figurehead of the Viennese avant-garde and the pioneer of atonality.

One of these revolutionary lateral-thinking teases was Arnold Schönberg (1874 Vienna – 1951 Los Angeles), who radically developed the art of composing through the use of atonality and the twelve-tone technique.

Modulating, deforming and penetrating into sonic worlds between atonality and euphony in which I try to create abstract spaces in ambient soundscapes.

Sure it is an aesthetic, my interest in dissonance and atonality, my interest in non-western music, improvisation, extended vocal technique.